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So, you’ve found the perfect office space for your business.
New York City’s skyline may be as impressive as ever.
Have you ever imagined how New York City might look if it had actually built some of its most ambitious architectural plans?
Walking down a Midtown Manhattan street today still feels different from what you remember before the pandemic, right?
Ever felt like finding the right office space in New York City is like trying to solve a Rubik’s Cube blindfolded?
As a commercial real estate broker, I’ve lost count of the times I’ve found myself in a perfect storm of client demands, tight deadlines, and elusive properties.
Ever notice that imposing building at 250 Park Avenue during your commute?
The Big Apple’s commercial real estate market is in for a wild ride.
Getting your team to return to the office after tasting the sweet freedom of working in pajamas is no walk in the park, especially with 28.2% of full-time employees riding the hybrid wave, splitting their time between home and office.
Sometimes, it feels like there’s a new commercial real estate regulation or building code update every week, each one mandating that buildings become smarter, safer, and more sustainable.
Staging in real estate isn’t just about fluffing pillows and hanging pictures—it’s a powerful tool to sell or lease a space fast and at a favorable price to maximize value.
Picture this: You’re holding a hot cup of coffee, ready to start your day, but instead, you’re stuck watching the office elevator slowly stop on every floor.
Vornado Realty Trust is going all-in with plans for a massive 62-story office tower at 350 Park Avenue that could change the game in New York City.
Before you finalize your lease for that new office space, you’ll want a clear understanding of what the landlord covers in the build-out and what will fall on your shoulders.
Suppose you run a dermatology clinic or a busy family practice.
New York City’s tech office space market is exhibiting some head-scratching contradictions.
CoStar Group’s recent acquisition of Matterport for a cool $1.6 billion isn’t just another headline in the business pages—it marks a strategic consolidation of power within the commercial real estate sector.
The best way to describe trophy buildings in New York City is the crème de la crème of the skyline.
Choosing the right office lease can feel like rolling the dice.
With the weather getting warmer, so is New York City’s office market, despite its share of challenges.
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