LeFrak's partial conversion of 480 Washington Boulevard's top nine floors into 288 apartments offers a replicable template for surgical office to residential repositioning.

Cleveland's Rose Building is becoming the country's first Marriott-branded hybrid of boutique hotel rooms and luxury apartments, a $120 million bet on adaptive reuse.

Denver denied funding for the 475 17th Street conversion, showing how even promising office-to-residential projects can falter when public incentives and deal economics diverge.

The Flatiron Building’s luxury condo conversion is gaining traction, with recent high-priced contracts showing how iconic office properties can be repositioned as rare residential assets.

San Francisco’s office-to-residential push is producing a few real projects, but deep floor plates, high costs, and failed proposals still define the market.

Office-to-residential conversions can work, but only when basis, building design, rents, timelines, and incentives align tightly enough to make the capital stack pencil.

The Pittsburgher sale offers a real test of whether downtown Pittsburgh’s office-to-residential strategy can attract private capital and turn promising conversion plans into projects.

Propmodo updated the Hamilton Project's 2023 office-to-residential conversion model with 2026 data. Here's what changed—and what it means for conversion viability.