Ioana Ginsac, Author at CommercialCafe

C&W’s Ken Ashley on the Unique Strengths of the Atlanta Office Market

December 17, 2020| Featured, Leasing, Office, Q&A| Views: 0

Ken Ashley shares his insights on what to look forward to for office space in Atlanta, as well as what particular strengths have played a key role in recovering from past...

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Innovation in the USA: Mapping 4 Decades of Patent Activity

November 19, 2020| Commercial Real Estate News, Design & Architecture, Featured, National, Technology| Views: 0

A look back at national patenting activity across the past 44 years: the economic importance of U.S. innovation, the essential relationship between the corporate patenting model...

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Expert Insights: Leslie Fajfar on the Market for Luxury Amenities in New York City Office Space Before & After COVID-19

October 28, 2020| Commercial Real Estate News, Featured, Office, Q&A| Views: 0

Leslie Fajfar shares her insights on some of the most popular luxury amenities with developers, owners, and managers of office space in New York City, as well as amenity trends...

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One Vanderbilt Is Open for Business

September 15, 2020| Commercial Real Estate News, Design & Architecture, Leasing, Office| Views: 0

A developer's dream 20 years in the making, SL Green and KPF's One Vanderbilt is, at last, officially open for business. The newest skyscraper in town incorporates 1.7 million...

Best US Cities by Public Parks and Walkability

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Ranked: Best US Cities for Public Parks & Walkability

August 19, 2020| Design & Architecture, Featured, National, Sustainability| Views: 0

In addition to more city dwellers seeking live-work-play environments in which it is convenient to live without a car, walking became the safest social distancing transport option...

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The Bulfinch Companies on Boston Office Market, CRE Success in 2020

August 17, 2020| Featured, Leasing, Office, Q&A, Sustainability| Views: 0

How might the pandemic change amenity offerings in commercial real estate going forward? How has the company successfully delivered new office space to the Boston office market...

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AIG Moves Global HQ to Time-Life Building in Midtown Manhattan

July 23, 2020| Commercial Real Estate News, Featured, Leasing, Office| Views: 0

AIG global headquarters moves from its Lower Manhattan home of 30 years to recently renovated Midtown Manhattan office space on 6th Avenue. Remaining workforce will be...

A view of the Downtown Los Angeles skyline with several office buildings

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OUE Sells Iconic Los Angeles Office Tower

July 21, 2020| Commercial Real Estate News, Deals, Featured, Office| Views: 0

US Bank Tower, formerly the tallest building in town, sells for $430 million to a Silverstein affiliate. Encompassing 1.4 million square feet of LEED Gold Los Angeles office...

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Buildings After COVID-19: USGBC on New Pilot Credits, Meeting Improved Health Standards in Existing Buildings & More

June 29, 2020| Design & Architecture, Featured, National, Q&A, Sustainability| Views: 0

“Health has been a part of LEED and a big part of the green building conversation, in general, especially in the last few years. Part of the discussion now, though, involves...

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Wright Runstad Breaks Ground on Final Piece of Rainier Square

June 10, 2020| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Office| Views: 0

The developer expressed confidence in the market’s resilience beyond the temporary COVID-19 situation. Company President, Greg Johnson, noted the block’s importance in...