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Office Excellence – Comparing Trophy and Class A Properties in Orange CountyThe commercial real estate market in Orange County has experienced significant shifts due to the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly affecting how businesses use office space.
Jolanta Campion • July 03, 2024
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Pittsburgh Office Sublease ReportOffice sublease inventory remains abundant and competes with prime space for tenants looking for space at a significant discount to the direct market.
Steven Patterson • June 05, 2023
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Triad Medical Office Year-End 2022 ReportGet a snapshot of Greensboro/Winston-Salem’s Medical Office market.
Ryan Gioffre • February 16, 2023
article • workplace
Washington, D.C. Office Supply UpdateGet the latest update and report for Washington, D.C.’s future office supply and trends within the office to residential conversions.
Lauren Kraemer • March 02, 2023
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Where Do U.S. Property Values Go From Here?Part Two: Scenarios & Implications for CRE
Kevin Thorpe • August 24, 2022
research • workplace
Reimagining Urban Real Estate PortfoliosReimagining cities could unlock $120+ billion in U.S. CRE value. In Reimagining Cities: Disrupting the Urban Doom Loop, Cushman & Wakefield and Places Platform, LLC identified a clear north star: the optimal mix of real estate diversity that drives both higher real estate values (on a price per square foot basis) and stronger economic growth (GDP).
Rebecca Rockey • August 14, 2025
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The Covid Shutdown Five Years Later: How the Pandemic Affected the Austin Real Estate MarketFive years after the onset of COVID-19, Austin’s office and industrial markets reflect a transformed landscape—marked by shifting space needs, supply-demand imbalances, and lasting changes in workplace and logistics strategies.
Jeff Graves • April 14, 2025
article • workplace
Infrastructure: the foundation of smart site selectionIn real estate, a property with “good bones” is considered a smart investment. Today, those bones go beyond physical structure to include the infrastructure that enables a property to function, scale and thrive.
Jason Tolliver • September 23, 2025
article • economy
Boston Suburban OfficeBoston’s suburban office market recorded strong demand during the first half of 20255, with average lease size doubling from the preceding five-year average.
Katie Mahoney • June 26, 2025
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Why Tenants Need RepresentationCushman & Wakefield’s Tenant Advisory professionals offer expert assistance when it comes to your real estate issues.
August 01, 2023
article • sustainability / esg
Cushman & Wakefield: A Leader in Energy Star CertificationCommercial real estate is the nation’s biggest user—and biggest spender—of energy, responsible for 17% of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions, with costs that exceed $100 billion each year.
Jack Pufunt • August 22, 2023
article • sustainability / esg
The Energy Star Portfolio Manager: Helping Buildings Meet New Performance StandardsForget gasoline-fueled, tanked-up automobiles. America’s real energy guzzlers are buildings—both commercial and residential—which account for one-third of all greenhouse gas emissions every year.
Jack Pufunt • September 20, 2023
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