Recycling, reusing and repurposing products is becoming more popular as the circular economy gains ground. So what does this mean for the workplace?

Governments are now catching up the private sector when it comes to creating workplaces that better meet the needs of their employees.

A productivity-boosting employee experience is essential in today’s workplace. Recognizing that smart space utilization is the leading way to create the most effective workplace strategies is the first step in achieving your company's ambitions.

Insights on traditional influencers of distribution site selection and the changes going on relative to more human centric industrial building design. The fast growing e-commerce industry and low unemployment rates make it even harder now for companies to attract and retain quality labor. This in turn is impacting the way companies look at their distribution networks as well as the industrial building design. Most anyone would prefer to work in an attractive, productive, comfortable, and safe space. Why have those attributes and other amenities typically found in an office environment, not been incorporated in industrial distribution center designs?

Workplace strategy is changing fast, but there are six trends we expect to last- and add value - even for the most traditional companies.

How to determine your office needs, find your ideal location, favorably negotiate your commercial lease and build out the space so it’s perfect for your company.

Major funds are continuing to shift investment efforts toward commercial real estate markets.

The offer of residency remains far from a one-size-fits-all answer to encourage direct real estate investment.

Increase in activity across primary markets and entity-level transactions drive volumes in 2018.

M&A activity is growing across Asia Pacific’s real estate market, a sign that institutional investors are continuing to increase their allocations to real estate.

Commercial property investors and tenants are flocking to 18-hour cities that are active beyond the 9-5 workday but more affordable than New York.

The hotel real estate market is expected to remain healthy in 2019, thanks to strong fundamentals driven by a positive outlook on tourism travels, sustained growth forecasts for hotel operating performance and a record level of dry power for acquisitions. Return on hotel investment is attractive, compared to other asset classes and we expect global hotel investment volumes to hold steady in 2019.

Low vacancy and a limited pipeline coupled with one of the most diversified workforces in America makes Boston’s central business district office market unique amongst its peers, and well placed to see out the end of the current cycle.

JLL identifies the world’s most dynamic cities, based on a range of socio-economic and commercial real estate indicators.

In US cities, sports stadiums are increasingly the centerpieces of mini-neighborhoods along with hotels, shops and restaurants.

With MIT’s Real Estate Innovation Lab, we help our clients stay on the pulse of new real estate trends and technology – helping them future-proof their real estate.

In an industry that’s stayed much the same for hundreds of years, it’s exciting to see what's on the horizon for commercial real estate - and be a part of the movement.

We’re taking the retail sales report with a grain of salt this week as it shows a contraction not seen since the Great Recession. We suggest you do as well.

Net lease transaction activity remains robust, with sentiment strongest for industrial assets.

Transaction volumes increase 5.0 percent as investors focus on primary markets.

Entity-level transactions in 2018 lead to banner year for retail investment.

Increase in activity across primary markets and entity-level transactions drive volumes in 2018.

Multifamily transactions reach new high in 2018 as elevated demand improves fundamentals.