Trends & Insights

As more employees return to the office, companies struggle to get the hybrid model correct because they need to invest in more technology and put people first.

Landlords and tenants are teaming up to take on complex issues facing businesses

Data center operators are rolling out programs to train the next generation of talent

Life science workplaces are becoming less clinical and more collaborative

Companies are focusing on equity, not just equality

The hybrid work journey includes challenges that can catch leaders on the back foot.

Managers are thinking creatively to inspire workers as collaboration dips

A new study highlights when and where people are at their best

As charging infrastructure expands, industrial real estate could play a big role.

Mixed-use senior living communities are emerging in new markets

With malls now incorporating hotels, sports fields and offices, owners are considering a rebrand

Fuel prices are driving improvements and energy efficient retrofits

With more consumers shopping in-store and online, grocery retailers are amping up mobile technology and space planning investments.

Companies have been slow to bring in robots due to costs. Is that changing?

Some buildings are falling behind as the focus on sustainability reshapes the business outlook

With students travelling abroad again, investors are following

An exodus of seasoned talent retiring from the construction, architecture, and engineering workforce has created what industry experts call a Silver Tsunami. Replacing that experience will be tough.

As the case for clean energy takes precedence, wavering regulations and costs continue to create obstacles.

Organizations are beginning to use buildings to do good

Companies are reshoring and diversifying their manufacturing operations to address supply chain issues, bolstering industrial real estate demand.

Incentives and legislation push for sustainability in both new and older buildings

The built environment has work to do to be part of a net zero future

New and existing cities need to manage climate risks for fast-growing populations

In-store shopping is having a renaissance this year as consumers return to pre-pandemic traditions