Landlords of office blocks in the US are increasingly incorporating luxury living amenities such as wine storage and golf simulators in an effort to attract new tenants in sluggish markets and compete with the co-workspace companies that have disrupted the market. “I don’t see how they can’t,” said A. Mitti Liebersohn, the president of the New York office for Avison Young, a commercial real estate service provider. The trend is being driven by a growing number of millennials who want more control over their lives but also value privacy and privacy, said Michael Cohen, president of Cohen Development Group, which has developed several buildings
Landlords of office blocks in the US are increasingly incorporating luxury living amenities such as wine storage and golf simulators in an effort to attract new tenants in sluggish markets and compete with the co-workspace companies that have disrupted the market. The trend is being driven by a growing number of millennials who want more control over their lives but also value privacy and privacy, said Michael Cohen, president of Cohen Development Group, which has developed several buildings