Provided by the 2024 Corporate Real Estate Week title sponsor: Kastle. As businesses assess and respond to the ongoing impacts of the pandemic, corporate facility executives have inherited a more critical leadership role as they grapple with the day-to-day dynamics of hybrid work and its impact on people and space use. Flexible attendance policies make it harder to know who is in your office(s) and when, and how that impacts space use, company culture, and productivity.

AI has numerous potential opportunities to play a role in different stages of the property lifecycle and in the supporting ecosystem.

One of the ramifications of remote work and fewer people in office buildings may be the impact that it will have on the coffers of local governments.

Climeworks, a Swiss company that specializes in direct air capture carbon removal, has chosen Austin, TX for its U.S. headquarters.

Atlanta exurb Sandy Springs is fighting to keep the corporate headquarters of Newell Brands, according to RoughDraftAtlanta. Newell owns some of the country’s most well-known brands including Rubbermaid, Coleman, Oster, Sharpie, and Mr. Coffee.

From our CRE As A Strategy Leader Thought Leader Partner, Cushman & Wakefield In today’s complex business environment, establishing trustful and transparent relationships between buyers and suppliers has become crucial for strategic success.

From our Designing the Ever-changing Workplace Thought Leader Partner, Gensler. In today’s rapidly evolving work landscape, the design of the workplace is a powerful tool for fostering collaboration, innovation, and productivity. How students learn is also rapidly changing, driving how higher education campuses are being designed for the future. Coupling our research surveying 4,000 U.S. remote and office-based workers and our study of 2,500 U.S.-based higher education students, educators, and staff, one thing is clear: how the future workforce learns will shape the future of workplace design.

Blink Charging Co, a maker of equipment for electric vehicles has announced that it is moving from Florida to Bowie, MD, just outside of Washington, DC.

From our Thought Leader Partner, Colliers. Strategies for engaging, activating, and accelerating performance. The breadth and extent of new forces sweeping our industry can make it difficult even to pause and take stock, let alone formulate a response, says Andrew Hallissey, Executive Managing Director for Occupier Services, EMEA. But arguably real estate has never been more important.

The global Wisconsin-based payments and financial technology firm Fiserv has announced its plans for a new headquarters, moving into downtown Milwaukee from suburb Brookfield.

Many financial companies have been eyeing Miami as a Wall Street of the South; perhaps the most visible being Citadel, a hedge fund that announced plans to relocate from Chicago two years ago.

From our CRE Service Delivery and Outsourcing Thought Leader Contributor, EY. As global uncertainty persists, companies are evaluating the business imperative of shifting key operations closer to customer demand.