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The office-to-residential conversion boom has reached levels not seen since 2008 — reshaping Manhattan’s skyline and balance sheets. Jordan Shea unpacks the data behind the 4.1 million square feet already underway, the Midtown shift, and the policy incentives fueling it. Plus: office leasing rebounds, new developments rise, and $18B in federal funding stalls key infrastructure.
By Jordan SheaThe office-to-residential conversion boom has reached levels not seen since 2008 — reshaping Manhattan’s skyline and balance sheets. Jordan Shea unpacks the data behind the 4.1 million square feet already underway, the Midtown shift, and the policy incentives fueling it. Plus: office leasing rebounds, new developments rise, and $18B in federal funding stalls key infrastructure.