Distributed office models could help relieve employee anxiety

After the great home working experiment caused by COVID-19, companies of all sizes are now reassessing their stance on working from home.

Workplace data is bringing customised insights into how companies can best keep their employees safe as offices reopen their doors.

Automation and proptech have been in focus during the COVID-19 outbreak

Need to work from home? These workplace strategy hints will ensure it is easy and maximize your performance.

Due to the current context, many companies are switching to a home office. It is important that leaders have the right tools to move this change forward.

Companies are upping their sustainability game amid the tussle to attract and retain talent

Companies are looking at how to make their workplaces work for everybody

Growing investor interest and increased transparency in the alternatives sector are self-reinforcing

Investors are looking beyond the current uncertainty in the higher education market caused by COVID-19, but achieving scale is a challenge

Years after the initial hype, hurdles encountered when implementing the technology so far have proven too high

The next normal will include safety ratings and cleanliness councils

Commercial real estate markets are increasingly transparent, although the pace of improvement has slowed

A recent oversupply of eggs in Singapore is just one example of "the bullwhip effect" stemming from long, complex supply chains

Companies are rethinking space requirements, but not the need for the office

Cross-border real estate investors are taking advantage of changing market conditions

E-learning, traffic patterns and off-campus housing are all part of complex strategies to bring students back

While the need for more hospital beds has slowed, cities are now better prepared for a potential second wave of coronavirus

Apparel companies adjust as coronavirus impacts retail

Virtual property tours are offering investors and occupiers a way through restrictions on site visits during the COVID-19 pandemic

Grocers are adapting to meet online and in-store demand as people shelter in place

Picture-perfect murals have moved from illegal to mainstream as property owners and companies hire graffiti artists

Greater use of modular engineered timber methods in office developments could speed up construction and bring sustainability benefits.

The ‘grocerant’ is on the rise as consumer preferences shift toward to-go food