At this point in the cycle, office tenants who may be seeking shorter-than-traditional lease terms may find themselves in difficult negotiations with landlords, who themselves are facing close lender scrutiny. In certain markets, however, tenants...
When the price of oil plunged from a peak of $107 per barrel in June 2014 to a 12-year low of $26 per barrel in February 2016, prices at the pump began dropping, briefly reaching a low of $2.05 nationwide in January 2017...
Department stores and specialty retailers have been under constant pressure from industry-changing forces, including the rise of e-commerce, fierce competition in the brick-and-mortar space and changing consumer tastes. Something had to give...
As more high-rise office buildings open in the major U.S. markets, experts say the new trophy space will provide an added boost to already high average leasing rates in those markets. However, this trend is only expected to last through 2017, with...
Tech job growth has transformed some cities into office powerhouses, such as San Francisco, which has the effect, in some cases of tenants seeking lower rents and less expensive labor in cities such as Phoenix and Austin, Texas...
