Journal Article
Preserving our past: who should bear the cost of history?
Conaway, Carrie (2002-04-02)
When a modern architectural treasure is also the site of an ongoing business, how do we decide whether to preserve the past or make way for the future?
Regional Review , Volume 12 , Issue Q 2 , Pages 14-21

Journal Article
Office flu shots, anyone?
Mahon, Joe (2004-03)
Some district office markets still recovering from downturn, but some never got sick in the first place
Fedgazette , Volume 16 , Issue Mar , Pages 22-23

Journal Article
Running in cycles: too much office space?
Katz, Jane (2004-04)
As the market for downtown office space recovers from yet another boom and bust, are there reasons to think that future cycles may be less volatile than in the past?
Regional Review , Issue Q 2 / Q 3 , Pages 22-30

Journal Article
Empty spaces: are Texas office markets on the road to recovery?
Petersen, D'Ann M. (2005-03)
Southwest Economy , Issue Mar , Pages 1-6

Journal Article
Glut of office space plagues Atlanta as tenants disappear
anonymous (2003-04)
EconSouth , Volume 5 , Issue Q2 , Pages 10-17

Journal Article
Office building boom and bust
Pozdena, Randall (1986)
FRBSF Economic Letter

Journal Article
Hybrid Work May Pose Challenge to Bars and Restaurants in Parts of the Tenth Federal Reserve District
McCoy, John (2024-03-01)
As remote or hybrid work continues to be popular, office attendance has fallen. Less in-person work may increase office vacancy rates and reduce foot traffic to other businesses located in office-dense areas. Compared with the national average, most states in the Tenth Federal Reserve District have a lower share of office space in office-dense areas, but some of these areas have a higher share of bars and restaurants. The outlook for these businesses may depend on how foot traffic within office-dense areas evolves.
Economic Bulletin

Journal Article
Downtown Office Use Has Declined, but Some Metropolitan Areas Are Faring Better than Others
Rappaport, Jordan (2024-03-25)
Hybrid working has cut demand for office space, especially in the downtowns of medium and large metropolitan areas. However, the degree of this decline has varied considerably across metropolitan downtowns, with demand remaining solid in many.
Economic Bulletin