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June 15, 2025
Don Catalano
wework

WeWork Bounces Back: What Their Comeback Means for Flexible Real Estate

At its peak, WeWork was valued near $50 billion, leasing over 50 million square feet worldwide. The plan was simple: sign long-term leases on prime office space, then rent it out flexibly to startups and big companies alike. But the pandemic hit hard. By 2023, WeWork was buried under $13 billion in lease obligations as […]
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When Every New Tenant Costs More: Inside the Office Market’s Construction Cost Spiral

Landlords aren’t just struggling to fill space—they’re bleeding out trying to build it back. The new reality in commercial real estate? Every tenant that walks out the door leaves behind a deeper hole—and replacing them isn’t just harder, it’s significantly more expensive. So, any way landlords bring in new tenants is through one expensive concession […]
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Commercial Property Classifications & Types of Office Spaces

In this article, we explore: Key classifications of office spaces: Class A, B, C, and Trophy Class Differences in office space types, including traditional, creative, coworking, and flex spaces How office space classifications impact tenant negotiation leverage The evolving demand for premium properties and its effect on market dynamics Strategies for leveraging tenant improvement packages […]
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Debunking the Biggest Office Market Outlook Myths

In this article, you’ll discover: The office market is evolving, not collapsing, with a focus on high-quality spaces. Converting outdated office buildings to housing is complex and costly. Tenant protections are crucial due to potential landlord defaults. The outlook for the nation’s post-pandemic office market is stirring considerable anticipation, as stakeholders eagerly monitor developments to […]
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Long Island Commercial Leasing and the Suburban Migration

In this article, you’ll learn: Why companies are migrating to suburban areas like Long Island. The advantages of Long Island’s commercial real estate market. The disparity in leasing activity between Class A and Class B office spaces. How better office buildings are crucial in attracting top talent in today’s competitive market. Maybe as a Long […]
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Conducting Due Diligence for Infrastructure-Dependent Facilities

In this article, you’ll learn: Why infrastructure is crucial for competitive advantage Key factors when evaluating transportation, power, water, and telecom The impact of poor infrastructure on business operations How to conduct due diligence for infrastructure-dependent facilities The ability of any company to effectively compete is based on a variety of factors. One factor that […]
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Commercial Building Class 101

In this article, you’ll learn: The differences between Class A, B, and C commercial buildings. What distinguishes Class A buildings, including amenities and cost. Why Class B properties offer a balance between price and quality. How location and market competitiveness affect building classification. Like most people’s grades in school, buildings typically get classed as A, […]
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Commercial Building Class: A, B or C

In this article, you’ll learn: The benefits and drawbacks of Class A buildings, including high prestige and rental rates. What to expect from Class B buildings, including economical rates and fewer amenities. The characteristics of Class C buildings, such as low rental costs and potential maintenance issues. When you’re researching vacant office spaces during the […]
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What Class of Commercial Building Should You Lease?

In this article, you’ll learn: The differences between Class A, B, and C commercial buildings. When Class B and C spaces might be better suited for your needs. How costs, location, and flexibility vary between building classes. Why considering all building classes can lead to better site selection. Many businesses gravitate to class A office […]
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