Your requirements shouldn’t be treated like items on a production line.

From our CRE Week 2024 Title Sponsor, Kastle. Securing workplaces across multiple office locations of a nationwide enterprise was already a challenging task pre-pandemic. The inherent variability and distance separation between office locations in a corporate real estate portfolio represent implicit security challenges for any corporate facility leader to manage. Today’s highly dynamic hybrid work environment has only increased complexity of operation, resulting in greater potential security exposure and reduced efficiency.

As we celebrate the contributions of corporate real estate executives all week, we share with you interesting data points, gathered through an online survey of leaders in the field!

As we celebrate the contributions of corporate real estate executives all week, we share with you interesting data points, gathered through an online survey of leaders in the field!

From Our Thought Leader Partner, Colliers. This series has explored the macro shifts underway in the global economic landscape, with a particular focus on the resurgence of manufacturing and the evolving dynamics in commercial real estate. In this final installment, I’ll delve into the implications of reshoring and some critical considerations to help corporations and investors strategically position themselves for success in this era of deglobalization.

From our Thought Leader Partner, Colliers. The green transition taking place in the U.S. stands as a core pillar transforming the economy and commercial real estate at large, and it’s one of the five macro trends I’ve identified as shaping the future of the industry.

From our Corporate Real Estate Week 2024 Title Sponsor: Kastle. The challenge of streamlining access control operations across multiple office locations is a critical pain point for Corporate IT Managers, Facility Managers, Heads of Security, and Real Estate. The wide disparity among venues in facility quality, property management policies, staffing levels, office protocols, time zones. and most of all, local security vendor availability makes it difficult to ensure consistent, robust security performance in any sort of efficient way."

"The corporate headquarters relocation pipeline from California to Texas was a well-worn story during the pandemic’s early days,” reports Propmodo, "however, the complete picture of corporate headquarters relocations is a bit more nuanced."

We talk a lot about the office of the future, and it’s instructive every once in a while, to take a look at the office of the past, or at least an office of the past.

From our Designing For The Ever-Changing Workplace Thought Leader Partner, Gensler. Workplace design has the power to give companies and organizations a competitive advantage. The office of the future should be a place that motivates workers and supports them in doing their best work. By improving the start-to-finish experience of being at work — from the flexibility and comfort of the spaces where team members spend their time, down to the very materials that make up a building — office design can set companies apart in this bold new era of prioritizing the human experience.

From our Corporate Real Estate Week Title Sponsor: Kastle Securing workplaces across multiple office locations of a nationwide enterprise was already a challenging task pre-pandemic. The inherent variability and distance separation between office locations in a corporate real estate portfolio represent implicit security challenges for any corporate facility leader to manage. Today’s highly dynamic hybrid work environment has only increased complexity of operation, resulting in greater potential security exposure and reduced efficiency.

The Wall Street Journal is out with a report that downtown areas are reinventing themselves; they may have fewer office workers, but thriving neighborhoods. The paper used St. Louis, MO as an example.