Flexible work has become the new norm, despite the best efforts of companies calling workers back to the office. Some employers assume that a return to the old ways of working is both possible and ...

It’s been roughly five years since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, and Manhattan’s office market is slowly but surely on the road to recovery, a new report confirms. As the pandemic hit in ...

Plus, battles over the rent freeze and the pied-à-terre tax rollout, plus more in New York City real estate news.

A manager in full suit leans over an office cubicle and yells at his co-worker, looking very angry. The other business man is on a phone call and stares at the yelling man. 1980's styling, complete ...

Office spaces have become increasingly dense over time, as businesses sought to become more efficient and reduce costs. The average U.S. office dropped from 225 SF per employee in 2010 to 150 SF now, ...

In the first quarter of this year, new in-person and virtual office tours reached their highest level since the pandemic began, according to the VTS Office Demand Index. San Francisco and New York ...

In the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic, it was tough to discern what lifestyle changes would stick around versus fade away. But nothing provides clarity like time — after all, hindsight is 20/20. The ...

Manhattan tenants inked deals for 3.25 million square feet in August, down 16 percent from July but above historical averages ...

From the top floor of the First Horizon Plaza on Gay Street, the tallest building in East Tennessee, Jay Cobble can point down to several office buildings and rattle off their vacancy rates. There's ...

Think twice before you blithely predict the end of offices. True, San Antonio companies sent thousands upon thousands of employees home in March and April, pushing them into a new world of Zoom ...