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Office workers and the space they occupy grew to reach record highs in New York City in 2016, according to a report from State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

Industrial REIT Duke Realty has completed its $2.8 billion sale of 72 medical office buildings to Healthcare Trust of America as it ramps up its bulk-space strategy.

Basketball courts and Foosball tables will come and go, but demanding tenants are here to stay. And knowing what they want in terms off office space has

Manhattan office landlords are growing increasingly dependent on concessions in spite of rental rates hovering near record levels. Photo by Malinda Rathnayake/

By Jane Smith, FAIA, founding principal of Spacesmith As an American business leader and architect — who also happens to be a woman —

Investment sales remain on the decline in New York City, dropping below $17 billion during the second half of last year. Total consideration dropped by

The William Kaufman Organization (WKO) and Principal Real Estate Investors, the owners of 77 Water Street, announced that it has retained CBRE as co-leasing

By David C. Burroughs, vice president of Lemire LLC In the aftermath of 9/11, property owners throughout New York City smartly invested millions to secure

New York REIT continued its yearlong liquidation by selling Twitter’s headquarters and two-other fully occupied Chelsea office buildings to Columbia

CRE leaders shared their perspectives on issues that will impact the “office of the future” during NAIOP New Jersey’s annual CEO Perspective.

Host Hotels, which operates the Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel and the Westin New York Grand Central, is viewing the benefits of the rezoning of

The office realm in Manhattan has opened 2016 strong. Leasing activity is nearly 30 percent above the ten-year average and 11 percent above the start of 2015.