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Going forward, only 24% of employees will be permanently based in an office and working at a single desk. 58% will either be pure WFH or hybrid workers. For many, today’s digital transformation priorities look very different when compared to priorities pre-pandemic.
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After a derailed initial public offering (IPO) process, WeWork might finally start trading next month.
BowX Acquisition Corp., a special acquisition company (SPAC) that agreed to take WeWork public in a $9 billion deal earlier thi...
Roughly 43.5% of companies want to downsize their office footprint after the coronavirus pandemic ends, a recent survey found.
According to a Gensler report released Sept. 7, 39% of top-performing companies said they would plan to downsize after the pa...
Investing in sustainable buildings could offer a real solution to reducing emissions in one of the world's most polluting sectors, said Taronga Ventures, an investment firm focused on sustainable innovation and tech.
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Companies are launching pilot programs to try new ways of working, an effort aimed at learning what works best before investing in new workplace concepts across their entire real estate portfolios.
Livly, Inc., a technology company providing a unified operating system to multifamily residential properties, launched a new partnership with Becovic. The two Chicago-based companies will partner on the launch of the Livly digital platform within Becovic’s portfolio of more than 2,000 multifamily units.
The Southeast-focused homebuying startup Ribbon will expand nationally after announcing a $150 million fundraising round this week.
The company, which enables individuals to make cash offers in competitive housing markets, will now push into the Midwest and West Coast, CEO Shaival Shah said in an interview.