According to the latest monthly report from the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), Manhattan’s office visitation rate for October has risen to 70%, a significant increase from September’s 66%. This data, collected through Placer.ai’s location tracking technology, shows a strong trend in visitation rates across various building classes. In particular, Class A+ properties saw an impressive surge to 74%, up from September’s 67%. While there are variations between submarkets such as Midtown, Midtown South and Downtown, all areas have shown an increase in average visitation rates. This is a promising sign for New York City’s commercial real estate market.

Banyan Street Capital Rebrands and Repositions Former Atlanta Financial Center as APEX Atlanta
Banyan Street Capital has formally introduced APEX Atlanta, unveiling a new identity for the three-building Class A office campus formerly

