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  • What Does The Future Of Hybrid Work Look Like? Find Out at Upflex’s June 24 Webinar

    UpFlex

    As Americans slowly return to the office, there is one thing many employees would rather not see return to normal: the 9-to-5 office schedule and the daily commute that comes with it. They have come to enjoy workplace flexibility, and their resounding demand for flexible workspaces has employers re-examining the traditional office model. For enterprise organizations with a large real estate footprint, hybrid strategies such as “hub-and-spoke,” which combines a conventional headquarters office w…

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  • CBRE: rise of remote working ‘perhaps an overreaction’

    PlaceTech

    Businesses are returning to some form of centralised working, and real estate’s concerns over a slump in office demand are waning, CBRE has said in its latest Global Investor Intentions Survey.

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  • America has eight parking spaces for every car. Here’s how cities are rethinking that land

    Fast Company

    For urban planners, parking rules established decades ago have become a contentious 21st-century challenge. Parking takes up about one-third of land area in U.S. cities; nationwide, there are an estimated eight parking spaces for every car.

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  • 5. Cashierless tech goes big

    Axios

    Meanwhile, Amazon’s domination of the way we shop is growing even bigger, as it brings the automated tech popularized by its 2,000-square-foot Go shops to a 25,000-square-foot grocery store in Seattle this week, Erica writes….

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  • FedEx to test Nuro’s robot cars for package delivery

    Axios

    FedEx says it will test package deliveries using autonomous vehicles under a new multi-year partnership with Nuro, a leading self-driving startup.

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  • People Are Returning to Restaurants, Stores and Hotels. But Not Yet the Office.

    The Wall Street Journal

    Office towers and nearby businesses in central business districts are missing out on the strong economic recovery, largely because the rise in vaccinations and easing of mask restrictions haven’t propelled most employees back to work.

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  • Fresh capital for proptech as Amro launches VC arm

    PlaceTech

    Build-to-rent and student accommodation operator Amro Partners has launched a venture capital arm to back startups in property and finance. Amro’s first investment is in residential property transaction platform Coadjute. The startup promises to double the speed of UK property sales by connecting everyone involved in the process – estate agents, conveyancers, mortgage brokers and lenders – and synchronising their data….

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  • Is This The Next Frontier In Building Access Control And Security?

    Forbes

    Long-term readers of this column will by now be familiar with Openpath, a trailblazing Los Angeles-based proptech startup specialized in touchless access control and workplace safety automation. They are fast-growing leaders in their niche, as well as being an excellent case study of how crises such as the ongoing pandemic can be strong catalysts for expansion when you have a truly value-adding solution….

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  • CREtech Tech Consultants Are Producing Best-In-Class Tech Solutions for The World’s Top Real Estate Firms

    CREtech

    June 15, 2021 — CREtech (cretech.com), the largest media company devoted to covering the real estate technology sector, announced that its CREtech Consulting Practice has been supporting the world’s top real estate firms to generate significant returns on investment by adopting tech solutions within their portfolio.

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  • May in-office work jumped 40%, study says

    TechRepublic

    Robin, the desk-booking software, conference room scheduling and data analytics company, said on Monday that the U.S. had a 40% increase in the total number of employees who worked from the office at least once compared with April 2021. According to the third iteration of Robin’s Return-to-Office tracker series, the employee bounce, which measures the percentage of employees who visited their office once during the month and never returned, only climbed 2% to 12%, which the company said meant mo…

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