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Top Green Coworking Spaces in the U.S.

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Sustainability matters more now than ever before—and the world’s coworking spaces are no exception. Coworking operators are also recognizing that going green is not just a...

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Are You Living in One of the Cities Where Commuting Time Increased the Most or Least?

August 13, 2019| Market Reports, Millennials, National| Views: 0

If you live and work in the U.S., you likely have some form of commute to work. Whether you take the train or go by car, bus or subway – or all of the above – commuting takes...

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2019 US Office Pipeline – NYC, the Bay Area and San Francisco Set to Deliver 33 MSF of Office Space

April 10, 2019| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Featured, Market Reports, Office| Views: 0

Since 2009, the U.S. economy has had more than 110 consecutive months of growth, making this the second longest economic expansion since the Great Depression. After a rather tepid...

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Great Coworking Communities for Working Parents in the Midwest

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According to a study by the Center for Work Life Policy, 73% of women struggle to re-enter the labor market after having children. Although 91% of women say that having...

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Your Work Week Could Be 10 Hours Shorter in Dallas or Houston – What’s it Like to Live and Work as a Freelancer in These US Cities?

November 27, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Coworking, Millennials, Office| Views: 0

A recent survey by Skillshare reports that more Americans are freelancing than ever, currently adding up to 57.3 million people. But is it also easier than ever to be a...

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2018 Office Check-In: Top US Markets for Development, Largest Projects of the Year

September 20, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Office| Views: 63

We’re almost halfway through H2 2018, and it’s high time to check up on construction activity, as well as the state of the U.S. office pipeline when compared to previous...

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20+ Reasons Not to Buy a $91M Sky-High Manhattan Condo

February 22, 2018| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Deals, Finance, Industrial, Multifamily, Office| Views: 549

  The “14th Annual Curbed Awards” kicked off this year with a list of the most expensive homes sold in New York in 2017.  Manhattan’s new slender skyline icon, 432...

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Looking to Relocate Your Business? Phoenix is Your Best Bet

November 1, 2017| Commercial Real Estate News, Leasing, Office| Views: 638

Amazon’s search for a new home has stirred up city officials and developers across the country, and 238 applicants across North America have expressed interest in housing...

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US Startup Scene Mid-2017: How Much for That Office Space?

October 24, 2017| Commercial Real Estate News, Finance, Leasing, Office| Views: 1325

Key Takeaways Nashville and Detroit: rising tech hubs, at half the price Indy and Kansas City, bustling startup scenes among most affordable office markets KC and NYC, 300% apart...

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Baltimore’s Most Charming Adaptive Reuse Projects

March 22, 2017| Adaptive reuse, Commercial Real Estate News, Design & Architecture, Office, Sustainability| Views: 420

The previous great manufacturing and industrial transportation age of the U.S. has left behind generously sized and impressively constructed properties that now harbor massive...

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