Newmark’s headquarters at 125 Park Avenue — normally a buzz of high-power dealmaking — has been strangely quiet this summer. The company is renovating several of its floors. Many top brokers have been working offsite for the past few weeks, waiting to return and see who’s gotten the most desirable new digs. It’s not clear if the new setup will retain the layout preferred by longtime CEO Barry Gosin, who famously worked not from an office but instead from an open bullpen, a lá Michael Bloomberg when he was in City Hall. Office architecture, however, is far from the most […]

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