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May 27, 2021 at 9:58 AM Shares0 Flexibility continues to remain the goal for law firms considering a return to in-office business in the wake of the pandemic. Yet another Biglaw firm is planning to fully reopen its U.S. offices after Labor Day, and until then anyone who wants to return to their desks will be doing so on a completely voluntary basis. Kramer Levin — a firm that came in at No. 98 on the most recent Am Law 100 ranking, with $390,000,000 gross revenue in 2020 — is expecting attorneys to return to the office “sometime in September, but not before September 20.” This timelin...

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A newly filed lawsuit seeks to halt the rezoning of Soho and Noho from moving forward.

How Easy Is it to Repurpose Offices into Apartments? Adaptive reuse is a hot concept, but regulatory and financial hurdles have made it slow to catch on in practice. April 28, 2021, 11am PDT | Diana Ionescu | With many companies offering their employees long-term remote work and ending their leases on large urban office buildings, the future of business districts may lie in adaptive reuse, writes Henry Grabar in Slate. "Many business districts face the highest vacancy rates in decades, and a hundred million square feet of new supply from the pre-pandemic cycle is still coming online each...