Office

L.A.'s growing STEM talent pool helps generate office market activity and significant rental rate growth in some of the city's most desirable office submarkets.

The property also includes a 3.65-acre pad site approved for 200,000 square feet of future development.

While there has been a fairly dramatic decrease in sales volume this year due to a disconnect between buyers and sellers, there are pockets of strength and the outlook is positive for 2018, Colliers' Joe Harbert tells GlobeSt.com.

Access to skilled labor is a fundamental need for scaling tech companies, so with Orange County's 3.3% unemployment rate, you could say the increase in STEM graduates is filling a much-needed gap, JLL's Scott Wetzel tells GlobeSt.com.

This month, “The Full Nelson” has been turned over to Josh Harris, academic director of NYU's Schack Institute, who shares his thoughts on Amazon's search for their next headquarters.

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.