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The COVID-19 crisis has forced tenants and owners to rethink space and density requirements – real estate technology is critical to execution in a post-COVID new normal as tried business models are faced with existential threats. Join this webinar on December 3 discussing Real Estate Technology in the age of COVID.
A surge of Covid-19 cases this fall has brought reports of new challenges in getting coronavirus tests. But for employers, testing availability and turnaround times do not appear to be the main obstacles.
Tech companies have talked the loudest about shifting away from the office. It is banks that are putting their money where their mouth is. Takeup of new office space in Europe was weak over the late summer.
Nomura Holdings Inc. plans to introduce flexible work on a permanent basis for its overseas staff, the latest global financial firm to consider such a move as the pandemic reshapes office life.
Masks may not always be a part of the workplace, but some trends are here to stay. Here are four ways the office is changing for the long term.
Israel is becoming one of the world's leading hubs for startups and technologies that are aiming to disrupt the construction and real estate industries. Join this virtual event to meet with disruptive startups, industry leaders and experts to discuss the technologies changing industry.
Over the past few decades, transit-oriented developments have risen in inner-ring suburbs across North America, adding homes and shops near the transit lines that shuttle workers in and out of core cities.
Office employees are getting used to the perks of telecommuting, and expect it to continue even after the pandemic ends, but most aren’t ready to abandon the office entirely, according to a survey by Jones Lang LaSalle Inc.
The big picture: The rise of remote work has been disastrous for WeWork, which placed a hugely expensive bet on offices. Now the company is trying to find its place in the future of work by making its office space available on demand.
The real estate industry has been slow to adopt technology compared to many other sectors. So when Dominic Penaloza left his job at WeWork China as the head of innovation and technology this spring, he decided to focus on proptech in Asia.