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the likelihood or probability of that $97.5 million moving higher as we get closer to '27
is that sort of a good, call it, 3.5 million to 4 million square feet of annualized leasing volume a good amount to sort of use as a run rate
it seems like the only thing that's necessarily changed this quarter versus last quarter is really related to the government shutdown, right
is there any desire to sell a partial interest in any of the Megacampuses given it still seems like there'd be a strong bid
is that more representative of change in cap rates across the property sector or more so related to just the types of assets you guys are selling
are there certain idiosyncratic things across the life science industry that you think is causing more of this conservatism
new development leasing economics have deteriorated given the supply pipeline and drop off in demand. So just curious, sort of as you think about the current environment
are you seeing institutional real estate firms come back and kick the tires in terms of deploying capital in sector
how much longer you guys would expect this sort of return to office movement to continue driving leasing activity
Why not sort of put the brakes on reaching out and getting the capital partner given that sort of backdrop
it seems like there's a clear path here to BXP's in-service portfolio level occupancy as it sits today to get to, call it, 90% plus occupancy in short order
at what point of the downsizing cycle for a lot of these tenants on the West Coast, do you think we're in
are you guys starting to be able to push face rent so that on a net effective basis, we're starting to see incremental improvement