Commercial space in the Northeast.

The Northeast combines some of the country's densest office markets with port-driven logistics serving a very large consumer population. Land is scarce near the major cities, so infill industrial and well-located office space are in steady demand. We take requirements from Boston to Pittsburgh.

What drives demand

Port and consumer access

The Port of New York and New Jersey and dense surrounding population make the region a major distribution market, with last-mile demand close to the cities.

Finance and professional services

Financial, legal, insurance and consulting firms anchor office demand in the region's central business districts.

Healthcare and education

Large hospital systems and universities support medical office, research and life-science space.

Infill scarcity

Limited developable land near the cities keeps existing well-located buildings valuable and encourages redevelopment.

Corridors and submarkets

• I-95 corridor
• New Jersey Turnpike corridor
• I-287 corridor
• Midtown Manhattan
• Route 128
• Greater Pittsburgh

Metros we focus on

• New York
• Boston
• Philadelphia
• Northern New Jersey
• Hartford
• Pittsburgh