Office

Loans and leases can only be restructured for so long before they result in defaults and litigation.

How will the pandemic and the 'largest social experiment of all time' change the office sector?

Edward J. Minskoff Equities has made significant investments in the 44-story building at 1166 Sixth Ave.

At the start of the pandemic, landlords were unsure what to make of companies declaring that their employees were just as productive at home as they were at work. Now it is clear this is a viable trend.

A visible wave of space is now hitting the sublease markets in these hot-spots.

Demand is increasing for the flexible office space sector, but the latest trend to hit commercial real estate comes with a twist.

While employees expect offices to be flexible with working from home in the future, people do miss the collaboration and socialization from being in an office;

Bill Melby's handbook cites the types of calamities, i.e., hurricane, wildfire, earthquake or other unforeseen events, for which a business should plan, and the tips, tactics, why and how-to of minimizing disaster consequences.