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With leasing activity at historic lows and the entire workplace as we know it being redefined, corporate occupiers hold the key to the future of the industry. Hear directly from the tenants before anyone else with Tenant Talk – an exclusive weekly email and resource center covering trends and innovations in tenant and workplace experience.

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In Manhattan Office Leasing, You Can Always Go … Downtown

By David M. Levitt

When NYC Office Tenants Move Only a Block or Two

By David M. Levitt

South Florida Hotel Overlooking Golf Course Fetches $23M

SL Green Buying 500 Park Office Condo From Morgan Stanley for $130M

Goldman Sachs Supplies $93M Refi on NYC Multifamily Portfolio

Fashion Brand Dickies to Move HQ to Southern California

Crunch Fitness President Chequan Lewis On Rapid Expansion Post-COVID

By David M. Levitt

Mixed-Use Conversion Is Not the Answer for Office Owners

By David M. Levitt

The Secrets to Small-Format Retail’s Success

By Larry Getlen

Retail by MONA’s Brandon Singer on the Luxury-Led Resurgence in Storefronts

By David M. Levitt

South Florida Hotel Overlooking Golf Course Fetches $23M

SL Green Buying 500 Park Office Condo From Morgan Stanley for $130M

Goldman Sachs Supplies $93M Refi on NYC Multifamily Portfolio

Fashion Brand Dickies to Move HQ to Southern California

Open-Air Retail Defies the Odds With Service-Oriented Businesses

By David M. Levitt

Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s Four Twenty Five: How It Was Designed

By Abigail Nehring

Colliers’ Michael Cohen On Filling All That Empty New York Office Space

By David M. Levitt

Being Together Turns Out to Be a Big Office Amenity After All

By David M. Levitt

What a Tech Company Wants in Its Office, Per Guident CEO Harald Braun

By David M. Levitt

Industrial Real Estate’s Biggest Operators Add Space Despite Slowdown

By David M. Levitt

Downtown Manhattan’s Office Market Can’t Catch a Break

By David M. Levitt

More New York City Tenants Are Buying Their Buildings. Here’s Why.

By David M. Levitt

New York’s Hunger for New Food Halls Has Likely Peaked

By Aaron Short

AI Firms Are Hunting for A Lot of Office Space

By David M. Levitt

Developers Confront Less Demand for New York City Industrial Space

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Kat Lau’s Self-Storage Concept Stuf Can Help Office’s Oversupply Problem

By Max Gross