Office

Uncertainty from COVID-19 pandemic has led to a pause in real estate decisions for many businesses.

A real estate developer is moving its Brickell office to the new One Cocowalk office building, and the second story of the shuttered Gap store is being converted into offices.

With more offices adopting remote working policies, technology will become crucial for companies to manage workflow and employees.

A Q&A with Savills' Doane Kelly reveals that knee-jerk reactions to office occupancy, while understandable, won't prevail once things clear up regarding the lasting effects of the pandemic.

Office leasing veteran, Paul Marko will serve and advise office occupiers throughout the region on behalf of the firm.

Manhattan fell from its perch as one of the top two markets for liquid commercial property and was replaced by two Europe-based cities. However, the global market is collectively reeling from COVID-19's impact.

The public side of the building market is suffering as state and local government revenues have declined.

The traditional office work space may need to be reinvented in order to maximize productivity and reduce unused space.