Office

There's been plenty to be pessimistic about, but there is a chance of coming improvement.

Some cities such as New York, though, are showing progress.

Maybe for a short while. But as developers shy off from new construction, there's not going to be enough in a few years.

Eighty buildings now charge $100-plus, led by One Vanderbilt at $247 per SF.

VTS says physical office tours are down 47% as prospective tenants go digital.

Industrial and office categories dropped the most.

The CRE arm of Chinese auto group bets on downtown Chicago.

Hotel developer buys vacant Tower 180 for $61M, will spend $140M on conversion.