Top S.F. business executives say their companies need more office space in the city
As a pandemic-era trend of downsizing winds down, 75% of business leaders in San Francisco say they are planning to expand their office footprints in the city, per a KPMG report.
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Social Security Administration has no plans for new White Plains hearing office
The Social Security Administration has no plans to search for a new hearing office once its White Plains office closes in May ...
DOGE Takes Credit for Terminating Lease on Jimmy Carter's Office Space
Former President Carter died in December, and the office lease would have been terminated automatically at the end of that ...
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Fulton Market, West Loop musical chairs add to office landlords' headaches
A cluster of companies moving and rethinking their workspace has added to the leasing attrition hampering the downtown office ...
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New York metro leads the nation in office-to-apartment conversions in 2025: report
With cities across the United States increasingly turning vacant office buildings into residential spaces, the New York ...
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Where Office-to-Resi Conversions Are Growing Most—and Why
A closer look at some of the cities where office-to-residential projects are growing, based on a new report by RentCafe.
As Avenue North development progresses, here's what's done and what's coming soon
Bold visions of tall buildings, upscale restaurants, luxury apartments and architectural marvels were proposed. So how is ...
Federal plan to reduce government office space could be a blow to Chicago, where selling properties wouldn’t be easy
Although it accounts for only a small slice of Chicago real estate, a pullback by the federal government could deal a blow to ...