October 31, 2025
RXR sells stake in Manhattan HQ to hedge fund Farallon
RXR Realty has sold a stake in its New York headquarters building to San Francisco-based hedge fund Farallon Capital Management.
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October 31, 2025This New York pop-up shop has Intel inside
Chipmaker Intel has a new Manhattan pop-up shop at a location that perhaps packs the best of both worlds: high foot traffic and rent at a discount against what it would have to shell out on blocks nearby.
October 31, 2025Deals show Elon Musk is still expanding in California despite high-profile exit
Years after Elon Musk severed corporate and personal ties with California in a relocation to Texas, the billionaire's roster of companies continues to expand its real estate holdings across the San Francisco Bay Area.
October 31, 2025Netflix considers opening event venue and office in downtown DC
Entertainment giant Netflix plans to open an office and event space at a historic department store building in Washington, D.C., in the latest move into major downtown retail sites across the country that have been left vacant.
October 31, 2025Making no little plans, businessman to buy Burnham building in Chicago after nearby acquisition
A Chicago building that was designed by Daniel Burnham and served as his office more than a century ago is poised to be sold to a local businessman who recently bought another architectural gem nearby.
October 31, 2025Office Properties Income Trust files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Office Properties Income Trust, owner of more than 17 million square feet of office space, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in a rare move from a publicly traded U.S. real estate investment trust specializing in that property type.
October 31, 2025Office Deep Dive: Philadelphia ranks 12th nationally in big-block office availability
As the nation's ninth-largest office market, Philadelphia ranks 12th out of 15 major metropolitan markets for big-block office availability. The local market currently lists 62 spaces exceeding 100,000 square feet in four- and five-star buildings — enough to offer options for large companies, but still far behind the top-performing cities.
October 31, 2025Downtown Nashville continues its office momentum
The downtown Nashville office market has maintained momentum through most of 2025, with net absorption, the difference in move-ins vs. move-outs, totaling approximately 740,000 square feet over the last year, by far the most of any submarket in Nashville's metro area. While new office supply has led to increased availability within the area, the new trophy assets give downtown Nashville an advantage over other areas.
October 31, 2025AI adoption in San Jose brings third wave of layoffs and more reductions in office space
In 2024, Intuit, the Fortune 500 tech company behind widely used products such as QuickBooks and TurboTax, announced it was cutting 10% of its workforce, or 1,800 people. Like many other tech companies, Intuit was embarking on a period of massive change as it transitioned to embrace the opportunities of artificial intelligence.
October 31, 2025For New York's Chelsea, a sustained recovery in office demand
The Chelsea section of New York City has been experiencing some, but not all, of the hallmarks of the office market recovery occurring elsewhere in the New York market.
October 31, 2025Smaller office leases are becoming more prevalent in Columbus
The volume of new office leases in Columbus, Ohio, has stabilized over recent quarters, though new-to-market deals are skewing smaller as companies look to reduce overhead and improve flexibility.
October 31, 2025CBRE expands Phoenix team; Lincoln adds group of seven from Savills; HGA appoints technology chief
CBRE expands Phoenix team; Lincoln adds seven executives from Savills; HGA appoints technology chief
October 31, 2025Amazon boosts spending on deliveries and data centers
Amazon is the latest technology giant to increase its spending on data centers for the artificial intelligence boom, but it hasn’t forgotten about its warehouses and delivery sites.
October 30, 2025Investment firm sells San Diego area's tallest building for $120 million
Irvine Co. sold One America Plaza, San Diego’s tallest skyscraper, in a $120 million deal marking its sixth office tower sale of the past year and its exit from the struggling downtown market.
October 30, 2025California insurance company to establish East Coast hub in Charlotte’s newest office development
Pacific Life Insurance Co. has signed on as a tenant for an office project underway in Charlotte, North Carolina, in a deal that will set up an East Coast corporate hub for the Fortune 500 company that's based in Southern California.
October 30, 2025Seeking chic new look, Chicago’s longtime financial center strolls toward the catwalk
An unlikely sector of the Chicago economy is looking to bring the city’s longtime financial center, LaSalle Street, back in fashion after years of high-profile defections of large office tenants.
October 30, 2025Why this West Coast office owner isn’t too worried about looming tenant move-outs
Landlord Kilroy Realty faces nearly 1 million square feet of upcoming lease expirations for its office property, a broad swath of space the real estate investment trust will need to fill after years of weak post-pandemic demand.
October 30, 2025Business education group to convert former Buffalo newspaper office building
A newspaper’s former office in downtown Buffalo, New York, known as a prime example of brutalist architecture, is set for a conversion to classrooms and meeting space, the latest example of how the news industry’s once-vast holdings of real estate are being repurposed.
October 30, 2025This historic office building in Chicago sold for just over $4 million. Is a residential conversion up next?
A local businessman who wants to convert much of a historic office tower in Chicago’s Loop business district into affordable apartments has snapped up a vacant structure nearby out of financial distress.- October 30, 2025
Drawn-out government shutdown could hamper leasing, DC-area landlord warns
If the nearly monthlong federal shutdown is prolonged much further, it could hinder decisionmaking by office occupiers and apartment renters and curb economic activity, said JBG Smith, a landlord that relies on government agencies and contractors for a sizable portion of its revenue.
