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A historic 1930s department store is being given a new lease of life in Houston.

Remote, hybrid work has given rise to a new kind of flexible workplace: the ‘hubquarters’.

The Collective, a British co-living company, may lose its Brooklyn development site as the company has failed to make payments on a loan secured by the property.

Deloitte is testing a new office in Halifax that emphasizes hybrid working and collaboration, which could inform how the firm designs its other Canada offices.

As 2021 winds down and a new year approaches, new workplace trends are emerging that will not only impact knowledge workers, but frontline employees as well.

According to new research from Robin, foot traffic across American workplaces grew by 19%, marking the most people in the office since the start of the pandemic.

Portions of the commercial real estate market may be approaching bubble territory due to construction outpacing demand, but the office sector is likely safe for now.

New data from Locatee shows that some countries across Europe are seeing consistent office occupancy recovery, but others have either plateaued or seen usage decline.

A report from Real Capital Analytics shows that commercial real estate prices are growing, but major cities like London and New York City continue to see delayed recovery.

New research shows that London’s office occupier take up grew by 2.8 million square feet in the third quarter, the highest level of activity since before the pandemic.