The owners of 64 New York City office buildings are eyeing a drastic transformation: turning their commercial properties into housing, according to fresh data from the Department of City Planning.

The coronavirus pandemic brought New York City’s office market to a screeching halt, and even as the crisis subsides and a semblance of normality returns, many buildings are facing an uncertain ...

Office building activity has returned more in New York City and Miami than in Houston, Dallas, D.C., Boston, L.A., Chicago ...

Arup, a global sustainable-development firm, explored in a report released Wednesday the amount of pollution that could be eliminated if New York City made more office buildings eligible for ...

More office buildings in New York City are in financial trouble, despite more people returning to in-person work. The delinquency rate for Manhattan office buildings has gone from 0.57% in January ...

Trophy office availability in the U.S. has barely budged while New York’s rate has plummeted.

By Matthew Haag Even as office buildings in Manhattan struggle with vacancy rates hovering just below 25 percent, the assessed market value of New York City office buildings has continued to rise ...

For New York ... of occupant: office workers. There’s 74,582,671 square feet of vacant office space in the city that never sleeps, enough to fill more than 26 Empire State Buildings, according ...

The pandemic’s impact on New York City’s office market might be worse than anyone thought. The coronavirus erased years of growth in the city’s office sector, and, along with it, $28.6 billion in ...

New York's TF Cornerstone has been partnering with Philadelphia's Alterra Property Group for almost a year on the project.

More than 150 Palestinian and Jewish protesters sat on the lobby floor and refused to leave the building, at E. 45th St. and ...