From our Sustainability Thought Leader Partner, JLL. While tearing down and replacing old structures isn’t always practical or sustainable, retrofitting and adaptive reuse offer promising solutions. These approaches transform outdated, energy-inefficient workplaces into spaces that have a low-carbon footprint and set the highest standards for employee health and wellbeing. So, what does this look like in practice?

Amazon, the world’s largest online retailer has moved into a new office tower in Bellevue, WA, and Propmodo has a rundown of the cutting edge features that set it apart.

Local Proptechs have an unparalleled opportunity to grow in tandem with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's transformation of real estate.

From our Thought Leader Partner, Colliers. As part of a new series from Colliers’ Tenant Advisory Council (TAC), leader Sheena Gohil is sitting down with industry experts for their insight into the current real estate landscape and their perspective on navigating change.

A dedicated lease audit program can play a significant role in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) initiatives by promoting transparency, efficiency, and responsible management of leased assets.

One way to encourage workers to join a company is to create a family feel. And another is profit sharing. WTMJ in Milwaukee has an interesting peek behind the headquarters of Kwik Trip, a chain of convenience stores across the midwest U.S.

For a while “green” was a term thrown around so indiscriminately, it led to a new term, “green-washing,” which referred to companies and practices claiming to be environmentally sensitive, without tangible activities to justify the label.

From our Designing for the ever-changing Workplace Thought Leader Partner, Gensler. As more organizations understand that the workplace landscape has permanently changed, the focus will be less on how many people come into the office and more on how the office can support people’s needs.

From our Designing for the ever-changing Workplace Thought Leader Partner, Gensler. Since the pandemic’s early days, when global cities paused and remote work became widespread, the discussion on returning to the office has persisted. Now, over three years later, with offices reopened to varying degrees, the debate continues.

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.

A new report from JLL finds that investment activity in commercial real estate in the Asia-Pacific region is down.