Lauren Shanesy

In the era of social distancing, boutique-style offices with private entrances, lobbies and elevators attract tenants.

As a rapidly growing startup, Chicago-based Farmer’s Fridge needed an office that could accommodate its continued expansion, while staying on a tight budget.

Online commercial real estate auctions might inspire negative depictions of troubled properties, but the practice has evolved into a sophisticated and diverse sales platform that can be advantageous for participants.

A new cannabis dispensary offers an elevated design experience to consumers in West Hollywood.

The co-founder of the investment firm predicts a “flight to new,” pinpoints features tenants will be looking for in COVID-19-era workspaces and discusses other insights on the future of real estate.

The woman-owned provider of “female forward” collaborative workspace recently opened its second location in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area following the “magic” facilitated by its first.

The complex is home to local tech-centric coworking company Newlab, and also includes artist and photography studios.

Both immediate and long-term development of lab and biotech facilities stand to benefit owners and investors of these spaces.

As an expansion of an existing office suite, the design takes into account future changes to staff size and allows room for growth and reconfiguration.

Like distinctive cities and neighborhoods, office environments can express a shared sense of meaning and inspire people to embrace the mission and energy of an organization.

These projects incorporate biophilic elements, which have been shown to boost mental health, productivity and morale.

The 3,000-foot space puts the health of its occupants at the center of the design with large windows that allow natural light to pour into the space and provide views of the back patio, connecting employees to nature during the work day.

The Industrious at Wythe Hotel spaces offer a coworking-style alternative to home for individuals or small teams that want to book workspace by the day.

CoStar economists discuss how the pandemic has impacted industrial, retail, multifamily and office markets, and what to look for through the rest of 2020.

From easy retrofits for open office spaces to modular desk, workspace, and other furniture solutions, these 14 office products can mitigate the spread of germs today while becoming useful, functional installations of your office for the COVID era and beyond.

A task force of the CRE industry's largest coworking operators outlines recommendations for cleaning procedures, social distancing, spacing of furniture, changes to food and beverage offerings and more around the workplace.

Offices Will Continue To Thrive In Conjunction with Increased Telework

The Hudson Yards Outpost Overlooks The Vessel

CoStar economists, using Oxford Economics data, have put together different forecast scenarios and potential outcomes for each CRE sector—industrial, retail, multifamily, and office.

The Amenity-Rich Office Combines Industrial Design with Residential Interiors