Office

In order to recruit and retain workers, industrial may need amenities similar to offices.

A Latin American craft brewer will celebrate the rich culture of the iconic Pilsen neighborhood.

In a review of the last 10 years of its semi-annual developer outlook survey, Allen Matkins finds a strong correlation between the outlook and outcome.

The lack of affordable housing options continues to drive working Americans out of the cities, and even out of a home as new residential construction is too little and too pricey to fill the demand gap.

One of the nation's fastest growing providers has decided to nearly double its footprint in the central business district.

Demand for last-mile industrial space is exploding, thanks in large part to ecommerce giant Amazon's growing need for fulfillment and distribution space. Here's why that might be a good thing for urban and suburban markets.

For the first time on record, the number of job openings exceeds the number of people out of work and seeking employment so it is no surprise that office assets are getting noticed by investors and lenders.

The law firm and lobbying group based in Washington, DC has moved its New York office, leasing 76,000 square feet at 1301 Avenue of the Americas.