A year and a pandemic ago, over 100,000 people filled the central business district in Charlotte, N.C., pouring out of offices, including several recently built skyscrapers, and into restaurants, bars and sports venues. Then as the coronavirus sent employees to their homes, much of the city center quickly went quiet and dark.
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As the vaccine brings workforces closer to a return to the office, developers and property managers are moving forward with a game plan centered around a healthier workplace. Landlords are eying advanced air filtration systems and seeking certification from new performance-based building standards to quell concerns at workplaces forever changed, experts said on Bisnow's
While larger companies are deciding how much of their workforce to send back to the office once the pandemic recedes, an increasing number of tech startups are wondering if they can make do without a lease altogether.
The affects of COVID-19 pandemic extend far beyond public health. Manifest Density explores the fuller implications of COVID-19 for global business and the people who are its m...
Companies are anticipating another largely remote work year, and new questions about compensation and benefits are weighing on managers. Discussions about the future of work, such as whether to reduce ...
CoStar Group's revenue soared to $1.66 billion in 2020, as the pandemic pushed more people to shop for real estate online, the company reported Tuesday. While earnings rose 19 percent, the real estate data giant's profits sunk thanks to the coronavirus closures in the spring.
The platform helps the real estate industry retrieve data from important transaction documents, including rent rolls, property offering memorandums, title documents and purchase and sale agreements across 1000’s of formats. Real estate professionals will be able to integrate this information directly into their workflow and datasets, using BlueSuit’s Extrac...
Flex is about more than just space-on-demand—it’s about community, experience, and making the workplace a place to be. Lane makes it easy to manage your perks, events, amenities, and just about every other touchpoint you can think of.
When a company prepares to go public, it submits to the SEC a document known as the S1, which details its business, financials, risks and opportunities. On the first page is a field for the location of its headquarters. Some of these addresses have become legendary: 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway (Google); 1601 Willow Road (Facebook); 345 Park Avenue (Blackstone).
In this report, we explore how leaders in commercial real estate can go beyond room bookings to create a thriving flexible workspace offering that keeps customers coming back.