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Understanding Class A, Class B and Class C Office Buildings
Key Takeaways Subjective Standards: Office classes are relative to the local market; a “Class A” building in a suburb may only rank as “Class B” in a major…
July 2026 Industrial Report: Slower EV Sales Push Manufacturers to Rethink Major Investments
Despite recent challenges faced by the EV manufacturing industry, from tariffs to the end of the federal EV tax credits and concerns about the build-out of the charging infrastructure, the sector’s prospects remain positive across a more realistic, extended timeline.
Vanbarton Gets Refinance for 425 Lexington Ave. Office Tower
This deal is a reminder that well-located, class A and above office assets are not struggling, as well as the strength of the New York City office market itself.
Adaptive-Reuse Conversion Projects on the Rise, Tackling Stubbornly High Office Vacancy Levels
In 2025, office-to-multifamily projects that were either completed or under construction reached 11.8 million square feet — higher than in any prior year. While office conversions can still be an expensive undertaking and difficult to pull off, office buildings trading at such a discount as recent years creates the opportunity for more approachable conversions.
NVIDIA Inks 27,600-Square-Foot Lease at Downtown D.C. Office Building
Artificial intelligence chipmaker NVIDIA has signed a 27,600-square-foot sublease at Douglas Development’s Woodies Building, located at 1025 F St. NW. The transaction marks the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company as the latest technology giant to secure premier office space in Washington, D.C. amid a broader trend of demand concentrating within the market’s most prestigious properties.
Hollywood Studio Headed Toward Distress Sale After Default on $357 Million Loan
Hackman Capital Partners is expected to bring Television City back to the market. The financial pressure on Hackman Capital is substantial as a lender group led by Deutsche Bank filed a notice of default last month claiming they were owed more than $357 million.
Law Firm Loeb & Loeb Increases Footprint at Rudin-Owned Midtown Office Tower
Loeb & Loeb, a global law firm with a roster of more than 450 attorneys spanning the United States and Asia, has committed to a long-term expansion of its New York City headquarters. Landlord Rudin secured a 16-year lease extension for its current 160,051-square-foot premises, which occupies the 18th through 21st floors of 345 Park Ave. in Midtown East.
S2 Expands Sun Belt Portfolio With Fort Worth, Texas, Industrial Campus Acquisition
With a head start in repositioning the property from improvements made by previous ownership, S2 Industrial is looking to add value through upgrades to suite interiors, prior to kicking off a targeted effort to increase occupancy.
Best Western Metros for Tech: From Silicon Valley to Colorado’s Front Range
The Western U.S. is the home of the American tech industry. From Silicon Valley to Seattle, the region’s largest metros account for the highest concentrations of tech jobs…
Boston Dynamics Inks Office Lease in Boston Submarket
The Boston Dynamics office lease is expected to begin occupancy in mid-2027, with the company planning to consolidate operations into a state-of-the-art robotics and AI center.
