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Returning to Office is Becoming the Norm

Returning to Office is Becoming the Norm

As more corporations mandate stricter return-to-office policies in 2025, in-person workplace attendance continues to climb, and in some major metros, it’s nearing pre-pandemic levels. April 2025 was the third-busiest month […]

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Office Market Booms Due to Soft Labor Market

Office Market Booms Due to Soft Labor Market

A cooling labor market may be breathing new life into the office real estate sector, according to reporting by San Francisco Business Times’ Hannah Kanik. Nick Romito, CEO of real […]

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Office Leasing is Slowing Down Due to Economic Uncertainty

Office Leasing is Slowing Down Due to Economic Uncertainty

Office leasing activity has shown signs of recovery in key markets and sectors in recent months. However, that momentum may be at risk as global economic instability and a potential […]

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Brandywine CEO Sees Office Leasing Surge

Brandywine CEO Sees Office Leasing Surge

Brandywine Realty Trust has 306,000 square feet of new office leases set to start in the coming months, which is the highest quarterly total of future lease commencements in nearly […]

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Amazon Finalizes Manhattan Office Lease

Amazon Finalizes Manhattan Office Lease

Amazon has signed one of Manhattan’s largest office leases of 2024 as it rapidly expands its footprint in New York and beyond. To accommodate a growing in-office workforce, the tech […]

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Renovated Offices Have Driven Past Recoveries

Renovated Offices Have Driven Past Recoveries

The U.S. office sector is poised for recovery, driven by rising demand and a shrinking construction pipeline. Historically, renovated office buildings perform well during the early stages of an economic […]

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Five Years Into Remote Work, the Push to Return to the Office Grows

Five Years Into Remote Work, the Push to Return to the Office Grows

The Covid-19 pandemic sparked a shift to remote work, but even companies that once embraced it are now changing their stance. In recent months, employees at major corporations like Amazon, […]

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Owner-User Office Deals Drove NJ Sales in 2024

Owner-User Office Deals Drove NJ Sales in 2024

New Jersey’s office sales market is showing signs of recovery, with opportunistic buyers capitalizing on well-located properties at attractive valuations, according to the latest CoStar data. Office sales above $5 […]

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NYC Office Return Boosts Real Estate Hopes

NYC Office Return Boosts Real Estate Hopes

Investors, including Blackstone and high-net-worth individuals, are eyeing New York office properties as companies call employees back, fueling a nascent recovery in the commercial real estate market. The rising demand […]

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Park Avenue Office Availability Hits 6-Year Low

Park Avenue Office Availability Hits 6-Year Low

Park Avenue, one of New York City’s prime corporate corridors, is making a strong comeback after the pandemic downturn. The office availability rate fell to 8.2% in the fourth quarter […]

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Federal Cutbacks Threaten Philly’s Office Market, WCRE’s Todd Monahan Weighs In

Federal Cutbacks Threaten Philly’s Office Market, WCRE’s Todd Monahan Weighs In

WCRE’s Managing Director, Todd Monahan, was recently quoted discussing the potential impact of federal cost-cutting measures on Philadelphia’s office market. As the Trump administration looks to reduce government spending, one […]

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Office Market Signals End to NYC’s Return-to-Office Push

Office Market Signals End to NYC’s Return-to-Office Push

The commercial real estate industry has long sought signs of stability and growth in the office market. At Commercial Observer’s Fall State of Office Forum, Ben Brown, managing partner and […]

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