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Skanska Tops Out Seattle Office Tower

The 2+U high-rise, taking shape above a plaza that will feature 17,000 square feet of retail and cultural space, will hover 530 feet over the city’s central business district.

Tech Company Signs 73 KSF HQ Lease in Manhattan

The ticket platform will relocate from the borough’s NoHo neighborhood to Flatiron District in June 2019, with plans to take up four floors at 902 Broadway.

Law Firm Michael Best Comes to The Wharf

Starting February 2019, the company will occupy 30,404 square feet, combining two local operations at the 1000 Main building in Washington, D.C. 

Spectrum, Invesco Real Estate Team Up in Charlotte

The companies are planning the development of a five-acre project, which is set to bring 440,000 square feet of office space and a 200-key hotel to the city’s thriving South End.

Port Logistics Group Inks 1.5M KSF Lease Renewal in CA

NAI Partners and Savills Studley represented the logistics firm in its five-year lease extensions in an industrial hub near Los Angeles.

Friedman Brings Automotive Company to MI Office Building

A team of brokers worked alongside Savills Studley to represent Harman Becker Automotive Systems Inc. in its 40,000-square-foot lease in suburban Detroit.

Coconut Grove Mixed-Use Lands Anchor Tenant

Kaufman Rossin agreed to lease nearly 65,000 square feet of office space at Mary Street, an adaptive reuse project under construction in Miami’s oldest neighborhood.

Knotel Expands NYC Flex Workspace Portfolio

In its latest expansion move in Manhattan, the custom office space provider has signed four new leases totaling 31,973 square feet.

Fed Applies the Brakes Again

Real estate executives were expecting this rate hike, so they were not alarmed by it. But what does it say about the future?

Mitch Rudin, president, Savills Studley

Savills Studley Taps Rudin as President

The veteran executive has held leadership positions at Mack-Cali, Brookfield Office Properties and CBRE. He will succeed Michael Colacino, who will step down at the end of the year.