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$1B Austin Mall Makeover Gets Key Approval

An aging retail center is being transformed into an office and residential complex.

Return-to-office rates vary significantly over the course of the week

More Workers Return to Office After Labor Day

Physical occupancy breaks 50 percent nationwide for the first time in several months, according to Kastle Systems’ latest report.

Class B Office Properties Face Fewer Financing Options

Remote work and a tighter financing environment point toward conversion—but into what?

NYC Brokers Stay Positive During Office Wait-and-See

For the first time since 2020, COVID-19 was not a top concern for brokers responding to the Real Estate Board of New York’s confidence survey.

Park Tower Group announced that office lease expansions and extensions at 535 Madison in Manhattan’s Plaza District have brought the building to full occupancy.

Leasing Surge Takes Manhattan Tower to Full Occupancy

Park Tower Group’s 535 Madison has landed three lease extensions and expansions.

Why Mobile Access Control Is the Essential Property Upgrade

Learn how to improve the life of your tenants and yourself by investing in a cloud-based, mobile access control system.

Why Office Absorption Will Turn Around in 2022: NAIOP

A tough year is ending on an upbeat note, according to the latest demand forecast.

Office Occupancy Inches Up Across US, Kastle Finds

The firm’s latest report shows that occupancy rose in more than half the cities surveyed.

Dallas, Houston and Austin Leading Return to Work, Kastle Finds

Kastle Systems’ latest weekly report shows Washington, D.C., is seeing the biggest drop in building occupancy.

Designed by Hollwich Kushner with Gensler as the design development architect, Brooklyn’s 25 Kent features half a million square feet of office space across an entire city block. Developers Rubenstein Partners and Heritage Equity Partners intend to fill the waterfront building with creative-driven tenants. Image by Ty Cole

Taking Stock of Office’s Future

The industry is learning new rules as virus concerns keep employees away from downtown desks.