Optimizing the use of office space could save as much as $1 million in annual operating expenses in a three-million-square foot portfolio.
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Space As A Service: It’s Time To Break The Norm
Why we should design spaces that are upgradable and adaptable to match the ever-changing organization.
The New Mall Tenant Is Your Office
As retailers close, developers are converting the space into offices to bring in stable rent and generate foot traffic for remaining stores.
L.A. Co-Working Operators Sign Largest Office Leases in Q1
Co-working operators are driving absorption of large blocks of space in Los Angeles. In the first quarter, flexible space providers were responsible for the largest leases, with WeWork alone signed 319,000 square feet of space in new submarkets in Greater Los Angeles, according to research from JLL
What Do CRE Tenants Want? Workplaces as Customizable Tools
Boston Properties teamed up with architectural firm Gensler and office furniture firm Steelcase to do extensive interviews with the real estate company’s tenants.
Open Office Is A Benefit to Landlords
Open office space—whether you call it create office or progressive office—is the most sought-after office configuration these days.
Even More Co-Working and Flexible Office Space
CBRE: Manhattan Office Rents Up, Leasing Volume Down in First Quarter
"With a solid pipeline of active tenant requirements, we expect leasing totals to pick up later in the year,” says Nicole LaRusso, director of Research & Analysis for CBRE Tri-State.
Colliers International Raises Its Game In Occupancy Analytics
Colliers International is partnering with Basking Automation, an occupancy analytics platform startup whose tech is designed to help office space occupants use their space more efficiently.
Coworking Is Coming To Shopping Centers
The next frontier for coworking space is in shopping centers and other retail properties, according to a new report by Colliers International.
People now most important factor behind corporate real estate decisions
The corporate appetite for flexible space continues to grow as around two-thirds of occupiers rank employee engagement (68 percent) and talent attraction and development (65 percent) as two of the three most important drivers of corporate real estate (CRE) strategy.
Not Done Yet: WeWork Raises $340M Of Fresh Equity To Continue Building Acquisition Drive
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Landlords Becoming Biggest Competitors for Co-Working Brands
Office owners are entering the co-working market, providing flexible workspace options to prospective tenants—and they are giving operators stiff competition.
Amazon Cancels Plan To Open Headquarters In New York City
Three months after the internet giant announced it would open a 25,000-job headquarters in New York City's Long Island City neighborhood, the company has changed course.
Office Developer Sentiment Falls Across California
Despite the changing sentiment—which focuses on developers that would be delivering properties in three years—the current market is still strong.
How Developers Are Adapting to Flexible Working Needs
The 9-to-5 workday has run its course. More people than ever are freelancing, and with this shift, cubicles and restrictive workspaces are on the outs.
CBRE Relaunches Workplace Experience Services As Host
Are Offices With Flex Space More Valuable?
Often, a presence of flexible space is most common in newer or renovated office buildings, and that could account for the boost in pricing among some of the properties.
Spurred By Tech, U.S. Office Fundamentals End 2018 On Strong Note
Tech-driven regional markets were key in keeping national office fundamentals strong last year, according to the latest report from Cushman & Wakefield.