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From beer-swilling freelancers fraternizing over foosball to buttoned-down Fortune 500 outposts, the flexible office market has grown up in the past two years.

A new accounting standard requiring companies to disclose long-term leases could shake up the real estate industry next year and serve as a boon for the

WeWork will continue its forward march to eat up greater market share after closing on its $850 million purchase of the Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue flagship.

SL Green Realty Corp. has secured $150 million of first mortgage financing for 2 Herald Square, and sold a 49 percent partnership interest to an Israeli

Jack Resnick & Sons announced today that three tenants have signed new leases and expansions totaling  285,000 s/f at One Seaport Plaza/199 Water Street

One of the city’s biggest commercial real estate diversity events drew over 600 professionals to Columbia University last week to hear from an A-list

Flexible office space provider Knotel has been on a leasing tear this year, adding nine new locations and more than 80,000 s/f in Manhattan last month alone.

Nowadays, co-working spaces are no longer just for freelancers and small start-ups. Corporations with offices in different continents are now paying for

WeWork has secured its first location in Manhattan’s Plaza District. The company has signed a long-term lease for four full floors at Charles S.

New research from JLL shows that there’s plenty of room for growth in the country’s flexible space market — especially in New York. According to the analysis

Architecture can save the world, or so sayeth the members of a panel discussion hosted by the design firm Henning Larsen recently. In the wide-ranging

The Manhattan office market was on fire during the final quarter of 2018. The FIRE sector — financial services, insurance and real estate — accounted for