From our Sustainability Thought Leader Partner, JLL. While traditional priorities such as location and talent continue to factor strongly, buildings that tick the boxes as low carbon, high quality spaces are increasingly sought after – even in a subdued office leasing market. And tenants are often prepared to pay more to secure sustainable space. JLL research shows an average green premium of 7.1% across eight major cities in North America, 9.9% across nine cities in Asia Pacific and 11.6% in London.

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

More companies are prioritizing sustainability tech but face challenges implementing it.

From our Sustainability Thought Leader Partner, JLL. ll companies need clear goals and action plans to decarbonize their real estate, […]

From our Content Contributor Partner, Procore Guest blog by, Julie Vasquez More often than not, the successful completion of a […]

From our Thought Leader Contributor, EY. A more strategic and holistic approach to environmental, social, and governance issues is helping […]

From our “Sustainability” Thought Leader Partner, JLL. This article was originally published on JLL UK’s Trends and Insights. New criteria […]

From our Thought Leader Contributor, EY. Guest post by Nicola Morini Bianzino, EY Global Chief Technology Officer Summary Compute-heavy metaverse […]

From our “Sustainability” Thought Leader Partner, JLL. This article was originally published on JLL’s UK website. Though market forces are […]

From our “Sustainability” Thought Leader Partner, JLL. While sustainability has been a major concern for several decades, the concept of […]

From our Content Contributor, Procore. Guest Post by Cassandra Gibson This article was originally published on Procore’s Jobsite Blog. Times change […]

Social sustainability is a topic some of us are not as familiar with as we’d like to be, although there […]