A dedicated lease audit program can play a significant role in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) initiatives by promoting transparency, efficiency, and responsible management of leased assets.

From our Designing for the ever-changing Workplace Thought Leader Partner, Gensler. Since the pandemic’s early days, when global cities paused and remote work became widespread, the discussion on returning to the office has persisted. Now, over three years later, with offices reopened to varying degrees, the debate continues.

From our CRE Service Delivery and Outsourcing Thought Leader Contributor, EY. Rocked by three years of shifting workplace trends, corporate real estate is still finding stable ground. In the continuing reboot of the American workplace, millions of employees in the US and worldwide have been pulled in different directions by swerving trends.

The pandemic changed what people expect from work. Reflecting that change means shaping an office that addresses those needs on a human level.

With an updated design strategy, curated amenities and different space types, companies can create workspaces tailored to the employees' needs.

In today’s hybrid work environment, employees are increasingly evaluating their commute time and its impact on their productivity and well-being.

Reducing the amount of energy that buildings use is pivotal to shrinking real estate’s carbon footprint, which currently accounts for around 40% of all global emissions.

The cameras used in the modern hybrid workplace are the windows connecting otherwise separated parties.

For companies fitting out new workplaces or refreshing existing spaces, the carbon footprint from creating amenity-rich, employee-centric designs is often overlooked.

Tenants should not be responsible for covering expenses related to marketing and promotion.

From our Content Contributor Partner, ISS. Returning to the workplace has been a challenging process for many organizations. With the rise of hybrid work and an uptick in remote employees, leaders are struggling to find the right balance of in-office time, amenities, and technology to ensure their people are getting what they need to be at their best.

This summer brought Artificial Intelligence (AI) into mainstream conversations, with it’s attendant threats and promises for the future. But do you really understand it’s implications? Don’t go to Chat GPT for the answer. Instead, come to the CoreNet Global Summit North America for an amazing session led by experts in corporate real estate and AI.