Manus Clancy News Today

There were some interesting hires and promotions last week, as well as big leases and big financings in New York, New Jersey and California.

How come this owner of older office stock survived a devastated New York market chasing shiny new towers?

"You are punching above your weight when it comes to the metrics," an industry expert from New York City said.

Struggling coworking giant WeWork is gearing up to file for bankruptcy “as early as next week."

SL Green and Silverstein put its top players on the chopping block; Midtown got some financing; and WeWork means trouble for landlords.

New York City’s biggest private office landlord just had a big shakeup with the departure of Andrew Mathias. Is everything OK?

Building values could drop and vacancies spike; meanwhile, competitors would have a major opening.

The markets for both have pretty much collapsed in recent months, with defaults a particular threat to CRE overall.

If the nearly 100 million square feet of office real estate stays empty, who loses?

Predicting the demise of the office is easy; making money off it will be hard. The hedge-fund manager Dan McNamara is taking a three-pronged approach.