Ever since Bank of America bought Merrill Lynch in the woeful days of September 2008, the New York real estate world has remained riveted by speculation: Would it entirely abandon the Merrill space at Brookfield’s World Financial Center, consolidating all of its offices at the Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park, thus leaving Read More
If you followed the Manhattan office market in 2006, you’ve had a long bath in a tub of overheated acclamations. Roaring! Red-hot! Historic! Meteoric!
But don’t go thinking the 2006 office market’s anything special.
For all the understandable exuberance over the current boom market, it’s just following the path that history dictates through employment levels, Read More
If you followed the Manhattan office market in 2006, you’ve had a long bath in a tub of overheated acclamations. Roaring! Red-hot! Historic! Meteoric!
But don’t go thinking the 2006 office market’s anything special.
For all the understandable exuberance over the current boom market, it’s just following the path that history dictates through Read More
