Those involved in the office sector of commercial real estate – investors, developers, owners, and tenants – are frequently saying the office is not dead, but new office space will look and feel a lot different. It will be amenity-rich, and a destination so attractive that employees will want to come to work.

Post-pandemic, one of the biggest debates in the workplace is whether and how often employees would be required to be back in the office. It’s a battle that in many cases has pitted management against employees, with a lingering question as to how far the power pendulum has shifted.

Comtech, a global telecom company, has opened its headquarters in Chandler, Arizona, after relocating from Melville, New York.

Former airport sites have been redeveloped before, though usually that involves razing the buildings and starting over.

Usually talk of repurposing office buildings involves conversions to residential properties, but Propmodo is featuring a former headquarters property for Sears that is becoming a massive data center.

From our Content Contributor Partner, Momentus Technologies. In the events and venue management landscape of today, sustainability is one of the most notable developing practices. It has become such a priority that regulatory reporting and legislation is quickly developing worldwide.

From our Thought Leader Partner, CBRE. For real estate leaders, understanding how business demands help shape an intelligent portfolio strategy requires asking informed questions about the core business drivers. This proven diagnostic process allows for effective supply-side portfolio strategies for the future.

A new report from the MIT Sloan School of Management is calling for more flexibility regarding zoning rules so commercial real estate (CRE) properly adapts to the workplace trends of the future.

Oil giant Chevron will move its headquarters from San Ramon, California to Houston, Texas, as reported in multiple outlets, including Compressor Tech 2.

The deployment of AI technologies must be accompanied by robust governance frameworks to ensure ethical, transparent, and responsible use.

Verily, the Alphabet-owned healthcare technology company, has announced it will move its headquarters from San Francisco, California to Dallas, Texas, according to a report in Dallas Innovates.

A new report from the U.K. details the hidden costs of workplace sickness and cites “presenteeism” as a leading factor.