Leasing

In 2018, rather than cramming in every feature, look for developers to carefully design amenity packages that reflect residents' lifestyles.

John Bell, managing director with Transwestern, shares what shoppers really want.

Philadelphia law firms are likely to feel the effects of an office space shakeout currently underway in New York, says Cushman & Wakefield's Sherry Cushman.

Too often, users engage the market based on what type of space is available rather than conveying a specific description of their requirements and forcing the market to adhere to those requirements, Savills' Kelly Givens tells GlobeSt.com.

In looking at the investor's perspective, Bentall Kennedy executives talk about all things office in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A and give tips on how to managing rent roll to avoid facing a high concentration of lease maturities in the event of a downturn.

The healthcare industry hedge fund signed a 20,000 square-foot lease at 55 Hudson Yards.

A common provision of shopping center leases, co-tenancy clauses are relied on by national retailers to avoid collateral damage when a shopping center anchor goes dark, writes Ballard Spahr's Matthew A. White in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.

Housing affordability will worsen, San Diego will fall short of becoming a world-class city and the region's ability to grow in many ways will be stifled if we don't build to meet residential demand, say BMC conference speakers.