Trends & Insights

Working elsewhere is on the rise as work patterns evolve

Video meetings aren’t going anywhere. Are there new solutions that can remove some of the agonies?

As tenants seek simplicity, landlords are stepping up.

The historically male-dominated industry is aiming to be more inclusive.

Exploring partnerships with flex operators amid empty offices and a hybrid future.

Investors are tapping into technologies that track green performance.

With more employees working from different places at any given time, boosting engagement and creating a sense of shared purpose is more vital than ever

Best-in-class buildings are helping companies lure workers back to city centers

Occupiers are increasingly adopting semi-automation as technology costs fall

 Massive industrial commercial real estate acquisitions signify a strong future in the booming industry.

Investors in Asia Pacific are reallocating capital to debt for stability and diversification

Pandemic-hit sectors like offices and retail are making a comeback

Data center operators are exploring new technologies in the push for sustainability

Areas just outside Japan’s major cities are attracting interest from multifamily investors

A proposed rule from The Securities and Exchange Commissions would require companies to disclose their annual greenhouse gas emissions and their businesses’ climate risks.

Diversification by real estate investors and new entrants behind search for opportunities

Markets look to sustainability and tech to overcome widening differences

As the housing crisis intensifies in the U.S., big tech companies are starting to evaluate how they contribute to the problem and what they can do to solve it.

Leading cities are now setting goals to tackle carbon throughout a building’s lifecycle

Beehives on the roofs of commercial and residential buildings are quietly becoming more common

A clear framework for emissions reduction shapes business strategies and aligns companies with global climate goals

Cities are increasingly delivering fresh ideas to cut carbon emissions and make urban areas more liveable.

The influx in U.S. infrastructure spending won’t be coming from the government alone. Public Private Partnerships (P3s) are expected to surge through the $1.1 trillion U.S. infrastructure package.

In the war for talent, smaller innovation-focused cities like Denver are punching above their weight.