Downtown Manhattan Tag Archive

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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...

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Image of female employee napping at her desk due to exhaustion

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Can’t Nap at Work…or Can You? Meet the Amazing Coworking Spaces That Let You Snooze

| Commercial Real Estate News, Coworking, Featured, Resources| Views: 0

Modern life’s exhausting pace can really set off your sleep patterns, which can then greatly affect your productivity at work. In fact, some companies have even given their...

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Overview of Manhattan buildings with the Empire State Building, 1WTC in background

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Manhattan Office Sales Hit $2.9B in Q3, Trophy Office Leasing Reaches $101/Sq.Ft.

October 29, 2019| Commercial Real Estate News, Coworking, Deals, Development, Featured, Leasing, Market Reports, Office| Views: 0

Executive Summary Office sales volume drops 34% y-o-y, closes Q3 at $2.9 billion The average sales price per square foot reaches a 4-year high of $1,676 Largest Q3 deals see The...

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Manhattan Office Sales in Q2 2019 Just Short of $2B, Trophy Office Space Leases Hit $94/Sq.Ft.

August 6, 2019| Commercial Real Estate News, Coworking, Deals, Development, Featured, Leasing, Market Reports, Office| Views: 0

Executive Summary Office sales volume drops 26% y-o-y, closes Q2 at $1.9 billion Average sale prices drop to $556/sq.ft., lowest in five years Google buys Milk Building for $592...

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The Lower Manhattan Skyline – A Story Of Fortitude And Resolve

December 12, 2018| Commercial Real Estate News, Design & Architecture, Featured, Skylines, Video| Views: 0

We continue our Skyline Evolution series with a look at the rise of Lower Manhattan, mapping the skyline as it grew ever taller from the 1900s to today....

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