corporate real estate

Boston's ability to attract and retain talent, quality of life, and academic institutions are reasons given for LEGO’s move from Connecticut.

The next three years will be critical for organizations to create a more human-centric workplace, finds JLL’s “The Future of Work” survey.

The high inflationary environment is having an impact on corporate real estate decision making, finds a new survey from CoreNet Global.

The global initiative’s mission is to eliminate carbon emissions from the built environment to reach net zero.

A new CoreNet Global survey finds that companies are currently using less real estate, but many expect growth over the next one to five years.

New Siemens study reveals majority of organizations have shifted to a hybrid work model, but most are not prepared with change management processes to implement the shift.

The hybrid workplace is not a one-size-fits-all, clearly defined solution. Organizations must learn what their own dynamic needs are, and build a solution to fit.

How the pandemic will reshape how buildings factor into employee satisfaction and experience.

AICPA survey finds a rise in remote work adds pressure to reconfigure office space, but long-term leases limit changes for now.

After pandemic pause, Pittsburgh International Airport will restart a critical infrastructure project that will build a modern, health-conscious airport.

A new survey reveals the majority of human resources executives expect the shift toward teleworking to continue, even one year after COVID-19 substantially subsides.

Many commercial real estate (CRE) executives expect to double commitment to coworking in next five years, according to survey by Cushman & Wakefield and CoreNet Global.

To tighten bonds and boost retention rates with commercial tenants, facility managers should leverage these three evolving trends.

Here's a rundown of the most and least expensive private sector office markets in the United States based on total operating expenses, courtesy of BOMA International.

Companies project nearly one-fourth of global workforces will use co-working spaces in five years, according to recent survey.

Smart Workplace enables businesses to transition to a smart workplace environment through optimizing space and resource usage as well as employee time and is supported across web, mobile, and VR (virtual reality) platforms.

Examine the potential in facility operations for artificial intelligence, blockchain, and other up-and-coming developments.

Ahead of schedule to meet this goal, the firm has set its sights on reaching its energy consumption goal by end of 2017.

This workplace design approach continues to appeal to many organizations. A recent survey examines motivations and results.

Companies are increasingly taking a “lead-with-labor" approach when it comes to the location of their workplace, according to CBRE.