Commercial Real Estate

Manhattan is stronger, so tenants are choosing less space Manhattan did not loosen in 2026. Leasing accelerated. Vacancy tightened. Asking rents climbed. First-quarter vacancy fell to 13.5%. Average asking rent….

Leasing opened the year with real momentum, Manhattan availability kept tightening, and asking rents moved higher, even though different market trackers still showed meaningful variation in citywide numbers. That mix….

The national market did not heal. It did stabilize. Net absorption reached 6.9 million square feet in the first quarter, which marked the best Q1 result since 2020 and the….

The 2026 office landscape points to a clear theme. Small businesses are not standing still. Instead, they are tightening operations, protecting cash flow, using more automation, and making sharper real….

Why This Topic Changed in 2026 Return-to-office in 2026 looks very different from return-to-office in early 2025. The old conversation focused on emergency precautions and whether temperature checks crossed the….

Manhattan office outlook for tenants in 2026 NYC office tenants moved into 2026 with more momentum, not less. Nationally, commercial real estate investment activity is expected to rise 16% in….

The tenant edge did not disappear Manhattan office debt restructuring still matters in 2026–27. Yet the story changed. In 2025, the market felt broadly tenant-friendly. In 2026, the strongest advantages….

Updated through June 30, 2026. First-quarter market reporting put Manhattan vacancy at 13.5%, while average asking rent rose to $85.31 per square foot and direct Class A asking rent reached….

Why Union Square works for small and mid-size teams If you are searching for the best office buildings in Union Square, you are usually balancing four things at once. You….

Union Square gives fast-moving teams something rare in Manhattan: private office space that feels ready on day one. You can tour built suites, compare furnished subleases with direct leases, and….