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CBRE Group, Inc. announced that Sandeep Davé has been promoted to Chief Digital & Technology Officer. In his new role, Mr. Davé will be responsible for all aspects of the company’s technology and digital enablement activities, including those serving clients and CBRE professionals. Mr. Davé previously served as Chief Digital & Technology Officer for CBRE’s Global Workplace Solution...
From New York to San Francisco to London and beyond, the cry has gone up in crowded cities: get me out of here! But as the coronavirus reshapes urban life — and prompts businesses to rethink where they want to be — a pair of California real estate investors are pushing what might seem like an unlikely vision for the future.
Real Estate Agents Return to Work as City Reopens. In-person showings are back with coronavirus protocols, but...
While open offices are still usable, the ultra-dense benching configurations are dead and at the very least, companies will need to firmly establish a rigorous cleaning schedule and evaluate the HVAC system, says Amy Bradac.
As chief operating officer of the District of Columbia’s largest charter school network, Dane Anderson is racing to clean the air in time for late August, when some students are expected to come back to a starkly different environment. “We want the interior of our buildings to be essentially on lockdown related to virus,” Anderson said of
Embattled coworking firm WeWork is pulling the pin on an anchor-tenant lease in New York City, potentially losing millions of dollars in the process. The company is pulling out of a deal to lease 115K SF at Columbia Property Trust’s 149 Madison Ave., Business Insider reports. The landlord had set aside almost $16M for a retrofit for WeWork, per the publication.
The number of COVID-19 cases in certain parts of the country has risen in recent days, growing in more than 30 states, and leading to concern about whether the nascent return to office, retail and other commercial and public spaces will reverse itself. On Thursday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said that the state is pausing further reopenings, and ordered hospitals in the state's largest cities (Houst...
As colleges around the country map out plans to reopen their campuses in the fall, they have embarked on some unique and pricey shopping expeditions: sourcing miles of plexiglass, hundreds of thousands of face masks and, in the case of the University of Central Florida, trying to get in an order for 1,200 hand-sanitizer stations before neighboring theme parks could buy them all up.
Before the coronavirus crisis, Hudson Pacific Properties was preparing to roll out a new mobile app for its office tenants within the next year and a half. Hudson Pacific had been piloting the digital community bulletin board, which would allow tenants to communicate with property managers in real time, and wanted to make sure it worked properly in a few buildings before introducing it across the ...