commercial real estate

When Good Guy Guaranties Go Bad: What New York’s Highest Court Just Clarified

When does the liability cease in good guy guaranties? Is it the moment the space is vacated? Or is acceptance by the landlord required? A new Court of Appeals decision clarifies.

How to Find Comps for Commercial Real Estate: A Step-by-Step Guide 

Explore the key features that professionals should look for when investing in a data provider for commercial real estate comps, follow our step-by-step guide on how to leverage PropertyShark to find comparables, and discover the most frequently asked questions on the topic.

The Best Real Estate Comps Software in 2026: Tools, Features & Choosing the One for Your Business 

Although comps software empowers real estate professionals to value properties, features and accuracy vary widely between providers, making it essential to choose the best fit.

How to Find Property Owners in NYC

Regardless of your role in real estate, knowing how to find owners, especially in NYC, is crucial for successful real estate deals and moving before the competition.

Commercial Real Estate Technology: Top Products and Trends in 2025

From smarter building systems to AI-powered analytics and dedicated real estate data providers, here are the top products and trends defining commercial real estate in 2025.

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NYC Plaza District Closes Year With Largest Average Sale Price per Square Foot & $1.5B in Office Sales

Even in a slow sales year, these office submarkets attracted top-dollar investment.

Manhattan Leads U.S. in Office Mortgage Maturities 

A significant 32.5% of Manhattan’s total office mortgage volume — which amounts to $56.7 billion — is set to mature by the end of 2026.

New York City Mayor Adams’ Zoning Change Proposal to Boost Housing Supply

NYC Mayor Eric Adams unveiled the “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity” proposal to address the escalating housing crisis in New York City.

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GM Building Continues to Top List of U.S. Properties with Highest Taxes

We’ve drawn on PropertyShark and CommercialEdge data, along with public record sources, to compile an up-to-date list of the office assets with the most substantial tax bills.

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Cambridge, Mass., Maintains Title as Most Expensive Office Submarket

For the second year in a row, Cambridge, Mass., in the Boston metro was the most expensive office space location, with the top 100 being dominated by California with a third of all entries.

8 Leasing Options to Consider in the Post-COVID Era

Since shutdowns will continue to be used to combat pandemics, landlords and tenants need to prepare to negotiate provisions related to such events.

Yardi Launches CoworkingCafe.com, Creating End-to-End Solution for Flex Space Operators & Owners

Real estate tech innovator Yardi has further expanded into the flex space market with the release of CoworkingCafe.com and the acquisition of CoworkingMag.com. Flex space owners and operators can now streamline operations with the very first end-to-end coworking and flex solution on the market with the combination of the CoworkingCafe commercial listing platform and Yardi…

Manhattan Dominates List of Office Properties with Highest Taxes

Office properties commonly net some of the highest property taxes in the nation. In 2021, Manhattan dominated the list of office buildings that paid the most taxes with 82 out of 100 entries.

Life Sciences Boom Propels Cambridge, Mass., to 2021’s Most Expensive Office Submarket by Average Sale Price

Cambridge, Mass., overtook top destinations in California and New York City to become 2021’s most expensive submarket for office space. The boom experienced by the life sciences sector in recent years has likely contributed to this development, as several high-profile office sales in the Boston metro were tied to life sciences landlords.

Hotel Conversions: Striking the Right Balance Between the Public Sector & Private Developers

Increase in hotel-to-multifamily conversions becomes one of the best unintended consequences of the pandemic for the real estate industry. 

Innovatus Capital Partners Acquires 5-Story San Diego Office Building

Innovatus Capital Partners, a New York City-based portfolio management firm, recently announced the purchase of the Pinnacle, a five-story, 110,128-square-foot office property in the San Diego suburb of Rancho Bernardo, Calif. A branch of real estate firm Lincoln Property Company is set to provide property management services for Innovatus’ new office building, marking Lincoln’s 13th…

Yardi Expands CRE Suite with Newly Revamped Marketplace 42Floors.com

Real estate tech giant Yardi further expands its growing CRE network with the acquisition & redesign of popular platform 42Floors.com.

PropertyShark Wins Tech Platform of the Year at 2021 RED Awards

The NYC-based real estate data and research platform picked up the highest recognition in the technology category at the Red Awards gala.

NYC Multifamily Sales Volume Down 62% in Q1 as Slumping Rents & High Vacancy Rates Exacerbate Prior Slowdown

For the NYC multifamily sector, the downturn brought on by the pandemic was just another hit to an already cooled-down market.

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The 50 Most Expensive Submarkets for Office Space in Q4 2020

A recent study highlighted the 50 most expensive submarkets for office space, finding that most are concentrated in select markets in California and New York.

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