The New Normal of Everyday life. Take a look at how companies are adapting as their businesses confront the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Now that lockdown measures are beginning to ease and the prospect of meeting up with friends and family in a restaurant or having a drink in a pub is closer, businesses are planning for what a return to the workplace will look like. But as lockdown measures gradually begin to ease and we all start to look towards the future, businesses are and have been continually pondering and planning for what ...
PORTLAND, OR—As commercial real estate companies pivot to a new normal with the slow phased re-entry to the workplace, Unico Properties has a strategy to deliver a safe and sanitized office environment across its portfolio. This includes plans for US Bancorp Tower located at 111 SW 5th Ave.
The new funds will be invested in HelloOffice’s property search and management platform to help companies build out and reconfigure space and workplace strategy. Global capital firm Point72 Ventures — founded by billionaire Steven A. Cohen — led the investment series, with additional contributions from Alexis Ohanian’s and Garry Tan’s Initialized Capital, as well as Founders Fund...
Tech, catering and design companies are rushing to sell employers on fever scanners, box lunches and office floor-planning apps for social distancing. But it’s too soon to tell if they will work.
In a post-Covid world, VTS is betting on remote leasing. The New York startup launched its much-hyped VTS Market on Tuesday as an online marketing platform where owners and brokers can see office listings, take digital tours and, eventually, complete the entire leasing transaction.
New York City will allow companies to reopen their offices on Monday after a three-month lockdown from the ...
New York-based Convene was the first coworking and flex office provider to close its locations in March as the coronavirus pandemic spread. Competitor WeWork remained open. Without revenue coming in, the company made a swift decision to lay off and furlough more than 400 employees and cut costs. It also immediately worked to renegotiate its leases and applied for and received a loan from t...
Real estate companies are leading the way as New York City allows some workers to return to their offices. Brookfield Property Partners expects a quarter of its 700 New York employees to return to the office Monday, while RFR wants its 60 employees to work from the company’s Midtown office four days a week.