Lauren Shanesy

The desire for high-quality workspaces, amenities and prime locations near transport dominate letting decisions for London tenants.

With a low number of adaptive reuse office projects in Houston, Pagewood capitalizes on growing demand from tenants with its latest conversion project.

HOK spokespersons advocate that designing inclusive workplaces isn’t just the right thing to do; there is a business case for providing workplaces that allow all workers to thrive.

With a focus on leasing to local businesses, BH3’s Fabrick development is a lesson in neighborhood placemaking.

Columbus, Indiana, coffee shop owners chose a 60-year-old bank branch, complete with a drive-thru, for their second Lucabe Coffee Co. location.

This sampling of current multifamily properties for sale will give investors an idea of what’s on the market for budgets under $5 million.

For Earth Day this year, we're celebrating by taking a look at these eight jealousy-inducing outdoor office spaces.

Grow occupies the second floor of Assembly, a department store turned creative office in Norfolk, Virginia.

Norfolk, Virginia’s ‘Assembly’ brings together creative and tech tenants in one office building with shared common spaces and amenities.

Hootsuite’s new Vancouver headquarters is built out to accommodate individual employee needs and foster connections.

These projects showcase how full transformations and modern remodels can tap into the potential of existing buildings.

A $1.5 million infrastructure investment to overhaul a Florida retail center’s parking lot will provide owner Alliance with prospects for longer-term tenants and probable rent increases.

Architects from Cincinnati firm BHDP Architecture spoke with LoopNet about how to make offices “stickier” by applying design principles from successful cities.

Studio BV renovated the outdated lobby at OSWX to add amenities and usable workspace — a strategy that quickly leased a vacant suburban office building in Minneapolis.

A recent survey from Gensler examines what each generation prioritizes in their career and finds that Gen Z has specific desires for their workplace that differ from those of prior cohorts.

Presenters at last month’s NeoCon conference offered design strategies to satisfy a majority of workers, while also giving them individual control of their workspace.

In this Q&A with Hannah Hackathorn, the Unispace Design Principal discussed how flexible office designs will satisfy employees’ new work needs.

LoopNet analyzed liquidity, rent growth and vacancy rates over the past year to determine the best markets for smaller investors to purchase industrial properties under $20 million.

The annual Emerging Trends in Real Estate Report from PwC and ULI investigates the property sectors and markets that offer the best prospects for investors.

LoopNet compiled nine articles that offer insight for investors looking to buy housing, providing strategies and tactics for single-family rentals, multifamily properties and more.