On a recent Tuesday morning, the first residents walked through the doors of 281 Franklin Street, carrying boxes into what used to be a quiet commercial building. For decades, the six-story brick…

Washington, D.C. has long been defined by its office towers, but as vacancies persist and housing shortages deepen, the nation’s capital is increasingly turning to adaptive reuse as a solution.

Downtown office markets are still learning to live with less demand. Remote and hybrid schedules shifted where people work and when they come in. Before the pandemic, only seven percent of workers…

Georgetown’s skyline could soon change again, this time with a project that underscores both the challenges and opportunities of office-to-residential conversions in historic neighborhoods. Tomorrow…

The first tenants are moving into 281 Franklin Street, and with them Boston’s effort to reimagine its aging downtown office stock has shifted from policy to lived reality. For years…

New York City is converting obsolete office towers into homes at a scale that would have sounded improbable a few years ago. The promise is real housing supply in core neighborhoods and a partial cure…

Not every office building is a good candidate for conversion, and choosing the wrong one can cost millions. This webinar breaks down the key data-driven strategies real estate professionals use to…