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Vacancy rate in prime office buildings tops 24.5% and rents plunge amid a weak environment and a glut of space

The site which comprises the Toast Rack, Horseshoe, Gateway site and Stitching Hall

The site already has detailed planning consent for 211 homes

The new firm is looking to advise landlords, investors and occupier clients

Revenues rose to £990m last year as people unable to upsize their home opt to pile their possessions elsewhere

Businesses wanting a high quality office revamp as they seek more attractive workplaces post-pandemic will find London is the most expensive place in Europe to do so, research shows.

Cushman & Wakefield, the leading global commercial real estate services firm, is marking International Women’s Day 2023 by recognising the contributions of its female employees and announcing that its Women’s Integrated Network (WIN) has surpassed 500 members across Asia Pacific.

Offices may become "obsolete" in larger numbers by the end of the decade due to the rise of remote work.

Strip malls and other outdoor shopping centers throughout the Twin Cities suburbs are busier than ever.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot describes herself as a “pro-Chicago business” mayor. But on her watch, Boeing and Citadel have left town. On the plus side, Chicago remains a hub for tech start-ups. As Lightfoot seeks reelection, she and her rivals disagree how to revive the economy and restore downtown.

CHICAGO — Nearly three years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, many office workers still work from home, especially on Mondays and Fridays, depriving restaurants of the healthy lunch crowds they need to stay afloat and damaging prospects for recovery downtown.