CRE

The future of work might mean the death of city services if urban planners and CRE investors can’t work together to repurpose empty workspaces to sustain property tax revenues.

San Francisco’s CRE market began to crumble in early 2022, with 18% of office market vacancies increasing during the first three months of the year. Can the market survive as...

To stay relevant, compliant and successful, organizations operating in the CRE sector must tune into three trends in 2023.

Commercial real estate analysts at MyEListing.com recently conducted a report forecasting the future of the CRE market. For commercial real estate players, focusing on the long-term horizon is the best...

What do landlords and occupants do when they find themselves with out-of-use office space? Grey spaces have become a popular solution to help maintain income while being flexible for tenants.

If the future of work is to include offices, landlords and operators need to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability. There are many ways that real estate designers, developers and managers...

New JLL Future of Work Survey reveals the most important strategic priority for CRE executives will be to operationalize hybrid working to enable their organization to remain successful and flexible.

With the war for talent raging on, not offering some form of flexibility can prove detrimental to a company’s recruitment prospects. Many companies have adopted a more flexible approach to...

Fewer commuters, or workers who commute less often, will translate into a shrinking local revenue base and contribute to fiscal challenges for office buildings, and more broadly, local governments. 

Collecting data is only half of the job. Knowing how to properly apply these findings can transfigure the flexible office industry in a way that has never been seen before.