December 22, 2021
Big Space Reductions on Horizon for Law Firms in 2022, Despite Head Count Growth | The Legal Intelligencer - Law.com

What You Need to Know
- Law firms are moving toward a more compact and collaborative office floor plan, capitalizing on favorable commercial real estate market conditions.
- For those with leases several years out from expiration, many are turning to subleasing options.
- Brokers offer a word of caution to businesses seeking to save money on real estate costs: don't downsize so much that you can't support growing head count.
Last week, leaders at Am Law 100 firm Duane Morris confirmed rumors that its Pittsburgh team was relocating from a 19,000-square-foot office in the U.S. Steel Tower to an 11,000-square-foot office in EQT Plaza.
The new location, according to leaders at the firm, will allow Duane Morris to continue its growth in Pittsburgh while incorporating “streamlined space-use parameters to reduce the overall footprint of the office.”
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