Leasing

CBRE reports last year was a strong year for office leasing in Manhattan, with the FIRE sector leading the way.

Statistics on non-mall shopping centers certainly do not reflect a dying industry, Cushman & Wakefield says in a new national report.

The city has an important attribute that sets it apart from other US tech hubs: affordability.

Scott M. Bloom joins the real estate firm, bringing 28 years of commercial leasing and sales experience in New York City.

2018 is poised to be a strong leasing year based on current tenant demand, limited new construction and steadily increasing rental rates, JLL's Tim Olson tells GlobeSt.com. We speak with him about the submarkets where space is in greatest demand.

Although deal volume in 2017 was down by 45 percent compared with one year ago, the Garden State nearly doubled its positive absorption, JLL says.

The competition among occupiers for skilled employees "will only get more challenging," CBRE's Julie Whelan tells GlobeSt.com.

He will focus on leasing the office components of urban, mixed-use developments in Northern Virginia.