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.

The current context is forcing many companies to consider reassessing how to keep employees safe while they remain productive.

Quiet zones, amenities for parents and gender-neutral facilities are increasingly common for companies seeking to nurture a diverse range of employees.

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

Businesses and employees are facing an inflection point in the work-from-home debate

In the evolving workplace, some spaces aren’t being used as intended

As employers take notes from coworking’s rise, hospitality is king

Both homes and offices are getting smarter thanks to rapidly advancing technology – although not at the same pace.

Industrial transaction volumes exceeded $100 billion in 2019 for first time in history

Swift action to contain the virus has helped avoid sharp correction, but repercussions still unclear.

Companies are shifting to an asset-light strategy as they expand

Commercial real estate investment in France and Germany in 2019 was at an all-time high, driving the second strongest year on record for real estate in EMEA

Large fund managers continue to dominate fund raising for real estate strategies across the globe, and they’re growing further.

Global commercial real estate investment reached an all-time high of US$800 billion in 2019

From flexible space to greater sustainability, this new year has a lot in store

Commercial real estate will be eyeing one area of the economy in particular

Corporate giants are increasingly backing the move to net zero with ambitious sustainability commitments.

Around the world, foodservice brands are eyeing new overseas markets to drive growth.

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

Cities are being forced to adapt at a pace and scale never experienced before, to respond to climate change, rapid economic transition and shifting quality-of life expectations. How can cities be “future-fit”?

As available space in cities shrinks, property owners are clamouring for a slice of the sky

As cities across the globe look to curb climate change via car restrictions, parking lots could become available for redevelopment

If the last 10 years are anything to go by, real estate is in for big changes

Landlords see boutique gyms as a way to drum up business at surrounding stores