Peter Grant

Developer efforts to convert emptying office towers into residential buildings have largely gone nowhere. That may finally be changing. 

The office-market downturn is forcing some of New York City’s multigenerational family owners to sell core properties.

Technology companies’ leasing of office space jumped in the third quarter to its highest level in nearly three years.

The office market is showing signs of stabilizing as one-third of companies require workers in five days a week.

The maker of ChatGPT reached an agreement to rent 90,000 square feet in Manhattan’s landmark Puck Building.

New amenities, from a gym to a movie theater, and a good commuter location filled this suburban office tower.

Developers thought the pandemic era’s supercharged demand for life-science properties was sustainable, but they were wrong.

Tract’s $136 million purchase of a 2,100-acre site near Phoenix represents the next big thing in land speculation: finding sites to power a new wave of data centers.

Apartment giant Equity Residential said it has agreed to purchase 11 apartment complexes, the latest big investor bet that rents and values are poised for a rebound. 

Lender portfolios of foreclosed and seized office buildings, apartments and other commercial property grew 13% in the second quarter.