As technology improves and we start to see the benefits of scale, we can expect the costs of running GenAI to go down significantly after the next 5-10 years.

Reviewing your Base Year expenses may be the answer to cost savings. . . but where to start?

From our Thought Leader Partner, CBRE. This article explores trends driving the need for new portfolio analytics and the opportunities for commercial real estate to improve data quality, generate insights and recommend actions tailored for specific buildings, workspaces or end users.

From our Designing for the ever-changing Workplace Thought Leader Partner, Gensler. Real estate developers are typically experts at navigating local government and accessing state and city subsidies to make complex projects pencil.

Optimizing nonproductive real estate is an investment in your organization’s future.

From our Thought Leader Partner, Colliers. Business leaders are currently dealing with the crucial question - how can they effectively optimise resources, maximise savings and drive growth as they navigate a dynamic business landscape in 2024. Their challenges remain compounded by unprecedented inflation, fierce competition for talent, and the rising pressures of digitalisation and climate action.

NBC News has reported that there is an alarming high rate of suicide among construction workers, some on commercial projects.

HanesBrands, which has a large corporate presence throughout the Winston-Salem, NC area has decided to move its corporate headquarters to the downtown business corridor of the city, reported WFMY News.

Talent shortages, the rise of alternative location models, and a hyper-local focus -- powered by data and AI -- are among the biggest trends shaping the global location landscape.

From our Sustainability Thought Leader Partner, JLL. Landlords mindful of NZC benefits aren’t waiting for tenants to vacate spaces Building owners typically wait until offices are empty to spruce up or modernize spaces before the next lease starts. But landlords have started undertaking more significant retrofit projects while companies are still there. Any inconvenience – either for landlords or tenants – is increasingly viewed as necessary to avoid financial penalties, or outright obsolescence, amid new sustainability regulations.

As companies are increasingly pressured to set net-zero targets, corporate governance plays a crucial role in this transition, for both owners and occupiers.

When faced with maintenance issues or aging infrastructure, tenants often find themselves paying for items that may be the landlord’s responsibility.