Australian office building owners are looking for new ways to improve their lobbies to make visitors and occupants feel comfortable. In stark contrast, New York office buildings… Read more “The Ultimate Brand Ambassador”

“Oculus” is a much needed and celebrated transport infrastructure hub at the World Trade Centre in downtown Manhattan. It combines the latest transport centre and station hub… Read more “Oculus, The Station You Want To Stop At”

BenchMark’s, where the biggest real estate issues are answered by the best real estate audience. Newmark Knight Frank’s pre-eminent San Francisco and Bay area event is BenchMarks. It… Read more “Silicon Valley Heavyweights Vote on Where You Should Spend Your Money”

Is Amazon’s book selling strategy madness or is the future in the past? Amazon’s strategy to sell books over the internet and deliver them to your home… Read more “Amazon Looks to The Past, Moving Forward”

I travel to the US each year and spend a week working in New York and a week in San Francisco. Why, because these two cities set… Read more “Cities Driving the US in 2018”

I travel to the US each year and spend a week working in New York and a week in San Francisco. Why? Because these two cities set… Read more “What’s Happening in the US in 2018?”

When it comes to answering the aged old question, “want do you really want?” anyone over the age of nine does not expect to find the answer… Read more “What Do Sydney-siders Really Want? “

The booth is back. No, not the photo booth or the classic red booth at a 1950’s Diner and certainly not the polling booth. I’m talking about… Read more “Is the Booth Back?”

The Flatiron building is one of New York’s most famous skyscrapers. It has been featured in many Hollywood movies like Spiderman, Godzilla, The Usual Suspects, as well… Read more “The Flatiron is Back – What it’s like to Manage a Trophy Property”

Each year when I visit New York I end up walking past the US National Debt Clock, which has a rather sobering effect on me. It displays… Read more “A Short Reprieve For New Yorker’s Ducking the Debt Clock”