A tenant-to-tenant talk can show potential urban office renters that they'll do just fine with less parking.
ULI's forecast of the next few years envisions a combination of scarcity and density that could should be good news for well-ordered urban places.
The General Services Administration signs an agreement to place federal offices at four transit stations in metropolitan Washington.
A "Knowledge District," including a school of medicine, is emerging in an area where an Interstate highway was removed.
Washington's transit organization is thinking of enticing the federal government to move some agencies to Metro-owned land.
To overcome sprawl, start by rethinking unsustainable, stand-alone business locations, says the author of a new book on "pastoral capitalism."
Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh is trying to transform downtown Las Vegas into a hip haven for city-oriented tech professionals.
TechTown, in the Woodward Avenue corridor, has amassed 250 businesses, and the owner of Quicken Loans has moved another 2,000 employee into the Motor City.
A regional transportation and development plan, "Connect Long Island," calls for alternatives enabling more New York suburbanites to commute by car.
America's office market has shifted its geographic momentum this year, with central business districts outperforming suburban areas.
