New York City’s coworking landscape is shifting, with spaces in Manhattan and Brooklyn getting smaller on average. Find out what’s driving this trend and how it compares to national patterns.
Related News
Fisher Brothers’ 299 Park Ave. is attracting tenants with its pre-built office spaces, as three companies ink deals totaling nearly 38,000 square feet.
Read More
“Inventory is beginning to climb in the second half of 2024, but it’s still skewing to historically low levels,” said Jonathan Miller, CEO of Miller Samuel, which provided Newsday with data on home prices across nearly 200 communities on Long Island. “As a result, we saw record prices.” That dynamic was certainly at play in […]
Read More261 & 315 Grand Concourse – Bronx, NY … Read full article
Read MoreEvent Sponsors
