Walkable neighborhoods and thoughtful urban design significantly influence property valuations and resilience across various real estate asset classes, including hospitality, retail, residential, and office spaces. The integration of walkability and livable design elements…
Effective communication with office tenants is essential for maintaining strong relationships, improving tenant satisfaction, and making informed decisions about property management. Landlords and property managers can gather valuable qualitative and quantitative data by…
The federal government’s decision to sell off two major Chicago office buildings is sending ripples through an already struggling market. The John C. Kluczynski Federal Building and the Ralph H. Metcalfe Federal Building,…
As organizations worldwide navigate the post-pandemic landscape, the push to return employees to physical office spaces has unveiled a myriad of logistical challenges. From space constraints to employee resistance and health concerns, companies…
Introduction For years, real estate leased to federal agencies was considered one of the safest investments. With long-term lease commitments, strong credit backing, and stable tenant demand, these assets provided reliable cash flow…
The commercial real estate landscape in Logan Square is undergoing a significant shift as RXO, a Charlotte-based freight brokerage provider, looks to sublease a substantial portion of its workspace in the Green Exchange…
The suburban Chicagoland office market continues to face significant headwinds, with the latest example being the potential foreclosure of a Bannockburn office building owned by Wanxiang America Real Estate Group. According to The…
The latest trend in office space design isn’t about open-concept workspaces or collaborative hubs—it’s exterior conference rooms. While this might seem like a simple architectural shift for employees, it signifies one thing: if…
The Feil Organization, a prominent New York-based real estate firm, is facing a foreclosure lawsuit concerning its property at 10 South LaSalle Street in Chicago’s Loop. The suit, initiated by Wilmington Trust, arises…
The future of in-person real estate, particularly in the office and retail sectors, hinges on prioritizing walkability and experiences. As remote work and e-commerce continue reshaping how people engage with physical spaces, developers,…
