The 2008 market collapse was triggered from the bottom up. Today, this is a top down affair.

No matter how stressed or frustrated you may get with your colleagues and bosses, it behooves you to “bite your tongue.”

Washington’s rhetorical flourishes are at their worst.

Consumers are no longer living on debt and have begun the long march to the recovery of savings and security. This does not bode well for commercial real estate.

I fear that the stage is being set for the dreaded “double-dip.”

The responsibilities and caretaking for elderly parents is affecting the mobility of many executives.

Over the past 12 months we have observed a marked increase in hiring activity and organizational reshuffling on the corporate real estate front.

Tech companies are abandoning college-like campus developments for a more urban feel.