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brandonlin December 05, 2021
Elvira and Bobby Guerra spent three years searching for a home to buy in southern Texas, but their real-estate agent repeatedly showed them houses that were too expensive and still in need of work.
brandonlin December 05, 2021
A majority of commercial real estate employees expect to be working “completely or partially virtually going forward,” according to a new survey and report released by Deloitte.
brandonlin December 05, 2021

The real estate industry is responsible for a huge amount of global greenhouse gas emissions. In his new role at Hines, Michael Izzo will work to green the company’s projects.

brandonlin December 05, 2021
The flex space industry has been on a huge roller coaster – from 2019’s all-time highs to the massive drop in early 2020 and the steady recovery since.
brandonlin December 02, 2021
View Labs is pleased to announce the newest addition to our team, John Murphy.  John will serve as Head of Business Development, where he will lead in developing strategies that will further our vision for continued accelerated growth on a national level. Utilizing View Labs’ technologies and tailored solutions, John will...
brandonlin December 02, 2021
WeWork Inc. said in a securities filing that it would restate several quarters of its results, including its latest one, and that management has concluded there was a material weakness in its internal control.
brandonlin December 02, 2021
Touchless access control and relaxation zones are among the most popular features tenants want from their offices in a post-pandemic world, according to a global survey of workers.
brandonlin December 02, 2021
Investors have backed the global flex office provider as it looks to further expansion across Europe, the US and Israel.
brandonlin December 02, 2021
Jeff Sutton’s Wharton Properties just scored Sonder as its tenant at the real estate mogul’s planned 363-room hotel and retail building at
brandonlin December 02, 2021
Office workers across a number of the world’s capitals say they will return, full or part time if their workplaces offer more leisure options, safety measures, indoor air quality tracking and technological advances such as touchless access control, a survey of thousands of white-collar staff found.