Office Leasing – Commercial Observer

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Leases · Analysis

Manhattan Office Demand Won’t Reach Pre-COVID Levels Until 2023

By Tom Acitelli

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Leases · Analysis

Office Space Demand Remains Sharply Down From Pre-COVID

By Tom Acitelli

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Leases · Analysis

Certain Industries Likelier to Embrace Work From Home Long-Term

By Tom Acitelli

The Fishels hosted the party at their 632 Broadway office building.

Leases · Office

Party Like It’s 2019! Brokers Have Cracked and Started Going to Events Again

By Christopher Cameron

Average rent in L.A. reached $2,524 in February.

Net-Lease Investment Gobbles Bigger Share of U.S. Commercial R.E. Market

By Tom Acitelli

Leases · Office

U.S. Office Market Unlikely to Recover Fully Until Late 2022, Economist Says

By Tom Acitelli

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Leases · Office

Younger Workers Want Office Return More Than Older Ones: Surveys

By Tom Acitelli

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Leases · Analysis

Is Midtown Playing Catch-Up?

By Chava Gourarie

Manhattan Office Investment Market Up 42.6% Since Early 2012

By Richard Persichetti

Some Needed Perspective on Sluggish Leasing

By Ken McCarthy

Downtown Looking Up: The Offices of Wall Street Are Occupied Like It's 2007!

By Matt Chaban

The Fall Season in Downtown

By Tom Acitelli

The Hudson Square Crier

By Tom Acitelli

Condé Nast Leads the Creative Types in Dominating Downtown Relocations

By Tom Acitelli

Paul Glickman, Jones Lang LaSalle’s Transformer

By Tom Acitelli

Number of 100K-Foot Office Leases Up in 2011—Way Up

By Tom Acitelli

Big-Time Law Firm Deal at Brookfield’s Grace Building

By Tom Acitelli

Investment Firm Takes Five Years at 130 East 59th

By Tom Acitelli