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 Total Cost of Occupancy Thought Leader Partner, CBRE. Many companies and their employees remain out of sync on the amount of time workers should be in the office, according to a CBRE and CoreNet Global survey of 235 corporate real estate professionals. This finding makes it readily apparent that companies must do a better job of aligning the anticipated benefit of the office with the employee experience and building a culture and workplace that supports that value proposition

Transactions provide an opportunity to think strategically about outsourcing agreements across a company’s corporate real estate footprint.

Trying to look past a scandal-plagued market slump, cryptocurrency advocates are saying we’re at the start of a bull run.

Global turmoil including COVID and the war in Ukraine is leading many companies to source raw materials from “friendly countries,” according to El PAIS, but organizations such as the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank warn of the impact overall on global trade.

The rush to make electric vehicles (EVs) is driving companies to occupy industrial real estate, according to an article on GlobeSt.com.

In New York City’s SoHo neighborhood the headquarters of a cereal company are worthy of being shown on social media apps such as Instagram. And that’s the point, according to a new article in the New York Times.

Even with all the talk of empty office buildings in New York City and elsewhere, construction continues with a final steel beam placed on the massive Park Avenue headquarters currently under construction for JP Morgan Chase.

WeWork, the co-working office space disruptor, filed for bankruptcy this month either because the company had too much debt, or its version of co-working was flawed, or both. But in its wake, a new crop of companies are trying to solve the conundrum of keeping office spaces occupied while giving landlords and tenants flexibility, according to a new article in the Commercial Observer.

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

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that a certain type of real estate financing may be a harbinger of tough times for the commercial real estate market.

It doesn’t seem too long ago that people were talking about Austin, TX as “the next Silicon Valley.” Now, it seems there is enough consensus that those “people” are now asking where is “the next Austin?”

Workplace software encompasses a wide range of digital tools and platforms, from space management software to project management solutions. Choosing to incorporate new software within your business can enhance operational efficiency, collaboration, and productivity.

In the four years since the start of the global pandemic, work and workers have permanently changed at all scales... We are starting to see new work patterns emerge.

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.

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

Does your company have the necessary talent to adapt successfully to the pace of technological (e.g. AI) business and social change in global industry? That is a question that CoreNet Global and Colliers asked attendees at the association’s North America Summit in Denver last month.