"Experiential" is usually associated with retail space these days, but property giant JLL believes it has applications in the office sector as well.
For JLL, Experiential Office Space Is The Next Big Thing
Landing Tenants, Evading Costly Construction Is Driving U.S. Speculative Office Development To New Heights
The 130M SF of total U.S. office product under construction at the end of 2018 is down from a cyclical high of 136M SF at the end of 2016.
How to Prepare for the New Office Space Trends
Occupancy data is shaping the future of workplace planning
The average knowledge worker is at their desk only 40 percent of the time, according to the Gartner Group. Organizations are rapidly adjusting their workplaces to adapt to this new type of work.
Watch: The Real Views wrap: How has real estate changed in 2018?
As 2018 draws to a close, new innovations, new ideas and new designs have all played their part in keeping the real estate industry on its toes throughout the year.
Why There is a Resurgence in Office Leasing
Google Details Major New York Expansion
Search giant joins Amazon, Apple in growing outside the West Coast; addition of 7,000 jobs a ‘conservative estimate’.
Startup Incubator Takes Full Manhattan Building For New Hybrid Concept
One of the most successful tech incubators in New York City is growing its ambitions into the world of coworking and beyond.
Apple plans $1B campus for Austin
Attention office furniture sellers, the new campus will have space for up to 15,000 workers and will add 5,000 jobs in the immediate future.
WeWork Takes 78K SF In San Francisco For Its HQ Offering
WeWork announced the launch in August of HQ by WeWork, which is aimed at midsize businesses with between 11 and 250 employees looking for WeWork-managed spaces that are exclusive to their companies.
Certified Green Buildings Linked To Healthier, Happier, More Productive Employees
When it comes to employee retention, the building itself can play a huge role in enticing people to stay. Workers
How office buildings can become must-see tourist attractions
Observation decks provide first-time visitors views with a unique perspective on a city’s geography and highlights – and for many people throughout the last century, it’s been an experience worth splurging on.
Finishing (and Filling) Cohen Brothers’ Pacific Design Center
It’s hard to imagine today, but when Cohen Brothers Realty Corporation bought the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood in 1999, the landmark property was struggling to find tenants.
Prebuilts Have Become Handy in Toolkit for Attracting Tenants
WeWork Leases Seven New Locations in NY and SF
WeWork announced securing an additional 190,000 square feet across seven locations in New York and San Francisco.
National Office Vacancies Dip, Rents Rise In Q3 Ahead Of Historic Supply Wave
The United States office market continues to enjoy steady growth as the current economic cycle continues to expand.
News Amazon Picks New York City, Northern Virginia For Split HQ2
After more than a year of aggressive competition, bets and speculation, the arms race for Amazon's second headquarters is reportedly over.
EQ Office CEO: Amazon HQ2 Will Become 'HQmany'
Amazon has ambitious plans in just about every industry from retail, robotics, logistics and pharmaceuticals.
How building design is better adapting to local climes
The need for jackets and shawls in the office is an all-too-common complaint for employees living in sunny sub-tropical climates.
How landlords can maintain their mojo and retain tenants
Flexibility is rocking the foundations of the traditional commercial real estate world. It’s entering our workforces, our offices and the shock waves are extending to the relationship between landlord and tenant.