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You’ve seen the headlines about empty offices everywhere.
The Flatiron District hits differently than the rest of Manhattan.
Every morning, I step into another Manhattan office building with business leaders who need to make big commercial real estate decisions.
Think back to your office in 2019.
After making a name for themselves across Florida with 15 thriving offices, Friedland & Associates had their sights set on the Big Apple- specifically Lower Manhattan.
Running a successful business in Brooklyn or Queens takes vision and smart decision-making.
Business owners and executives often tour offices focused only on aesthetics and vision – the views, the lobby, the “wow factor.” But as their broker, I see them missing crucial practical problems that could cost them later.
If you’re running an AI company right now, chances are your inbox is flooded with real estate brokers pitching you every type of AI office space imaginable, from Brooklyn warehouses to Midtown penthouses.
Ever wonder why companies are still fighting over space in New York City’s historic buildings despite the presence of shiny new trophy towers everywhere?
Election 2024 is here, and New York’s real estate world is on edge.
So, you’ve found the perfect office space for your business.
New York City’s skyline may be as impressive as ever.
Have you ever imagined how New York City might look if it had actually built some of its most ambitious architectural plans?
Walking down a Midtown Manhattan street today still feels different from what you remember before the pandemic, right?
Ever felt like finding the right office space in New York City is like trying to solve a Rubik’s Cube blindfolded?
As a commercial real estate broker, I’ve lost count of the times I’ve found myself in a perfect storm of client demands, tight deadlines, and elusive properties.
Ever notice that imposing building at 250 Park Avenue during your commute?
Finding the right office space in New York City is tough for anyone but for a nonprofit with a tight budget and a big mission?
The Big Apple’s commercial real estate market is in for a wild ride.
Getting your team to return to the office after tasting the sweet freedom of working in pajamas is no walk in the park, especially with 28.2% of full-time employees riding the hybrid wave, splitting their time between home and office.
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