Lenders are coming back into the office sector, though underwriting standards remain very tight.

While the new policy stops short of a mandate, it provides a financial incentive to get the shots and return to the workplace.

The outpost, to open next year in the Midtown Atlanta district, will have a focus on technology and client services.

Some real estate experts predicted the demise of co-working when COVID-19 arrived. The opposite is happening.

Citigroup Inc. workers in London were greeted by therapy puppies upon their return. JPMorgan Chase is offering virtual group therapy.

Developers are quickly converting some existing office spaces, but not every building is a good fit to include laboratory space.

China Oceanwide Holdings’ development subsidiary has been warning in regulatory filings that if it can’t bolster its finances, it might not continue as an operating concern.

More and more employers are prompting staff to come into work for at least a few days a week.

Far fewer tenants are putting space on the market compared to last year, and some are taking their spaces back.

Wall Street firms are still limping ahead with returns to offices coming out of Labor Day--largely vaccinated and mostly masked.