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.

Tim Venable, SVP of Research and Knowledge at CoreNet Global sits down with Michele Penaranda, VP at Preferred Office Network, and discusses trends in how companies are using traditional real estate and flexible workspace.

Readers and followers of CoreNet Global research since the beginning of the pandemic have long known that the nine to five, five-day work week is over and not to return. CNBC this week confirmed that finding, and also reported that having all employees work remotely is not a model that many companies are currently adopting.

Operations and facilities leaders are looking for better, smarter ways to make use of their real estate space. The days of traditional office spaces are long gone, and organizations across industries are moving to more common spaces, and fewer individual spaces.

From our Performance, Experience, and the New Workplace Thought Leader Partner, Gensler. In early 2021, we highlighted the importance of workplace pilot programs, advocating for innovative trials and observational findings to refine new strategies supporting the shift toward a hybrid work model.

Many corporate CEO’s and leadership teams are in a quandary regarding remote work. 

From our Performance, Experience, and the New Workplace Thought Leader Partner, Gensler.

From our Thought Leader Partner, Cushman & Wakefield

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