Leasing

The insurance brokerage and consulting firm will be in the Sapir organization's Midtown building as a direct tenant.

Asking rates rise to an all-time high in the market, causing the largest quarterly jump since Q4 2015 as tenants are willing to pay a premium for well-appointed space in prime locations, says CBRE's Matt Carlson.

“So far, the adage 'build it, and they will come' has proven to be true in the Washington metro apartment market."

With e-commerce bringing so many changes to retail, one Chicago-area firm believes it's a good idea to get a foothold in the quickly expanding distribution sector.

There is a little-discussed challenge on the horizon. And it's not Amazon.

Specific language is creeping into leases to which investors are not paying attention, and they're getting burned down the line. Marcus & Millichap's Alvin Mansour tells GlobeSt.com what to watch out for in triple-net leases.

Focusing on affordability for professionals, the private equity real estate investment manager purchases two Upper East Side apartments.

A combination of commuting patterns, access to key educated employees and newly built real estate has made the decision for companies to locate in this submarket an easy one, NKF's Jay Nugent tells GlobeSt.com.