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Gabe Marans, an executive managing director at the real-estate company Savills, is back in his office on Park Avenue in New York City—but he’s not yet off Zoom. He and his in-person colleagues still use video calls to talk with clients. Mr. Marans says he looks better than ever on these call...
Tech giants were some of the first to send workers home. Now they’re figuring out how and whether to bring them back.
Apple Inc. is telling office staff to prepare to return to the workplace at least most of the time, joining the growing pool of companies
As more people return to the office over the next few months, companies will have to work harder than ever to make sure the environment is comfortable and inviting.
Businesses are always eager to find new ways to optimize resources, reduce costs and build sustainable businesses and often crave more data to help them make better decisions. Fortunately, the technology to collect data about your building or facility has never been more accessible than it is today. The internet of things (IoT), cloud computing, cheap data storage and cost-effective devices have p...
As the city that never sleeps begins to awake from a 14-month slumber, new building permits hit a decade low. But while there may not be many cranes along Manhattan’s skyline, commercial landlords in the country’s largest office market are rushing to prepare for the post-pandemic New York by giving their interiors a makeover.
8th Annual Real Estate Tech Awards (RETAS) Recognizes Best-In-Class Technology Providers From Across the Globe
New York, NY (June 7, 2021) — CREtech (
A few years ago, I had a pretty good scam going that got me a co-working space for a cut rate. I paid $35 a month for an app that gave me access to various co-working spaces that relied on an honor system for users logging their hou...
A hybrid workforce is typically described as having both in-house and remote talent. The assumption is that productivity and communication tools are the foundation of this new world of work, but connecting distributed teams and building collaborative thought requires a much deeper e...
Musings over the “death of office” post-COVID-19 are likely overblown—at least according to a panel of experts convened by Trepp recently to discuss the sector’s path forward. Instead, office employment will likely pick up while office use moderates, achieving a balancing effect, said Glenn Mueller, a professor at the University of...