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The concept of four-day work weeks has become increasingly popular, meaning leaders need to address the impact this could have on the commercial real estate world.

Fintech startup company Bolt is experimenting with a four-day work week and if successful, will adopt this policy permanently to support their employees’ wellbeing.

According to Fitch Ratings, New York City’s office space recovery may be more subdued than previously thought due to migrating tenants and decreased cash flow.

Google has revealed plans to purchase Hudson Square’s St. John’s Terminal building for $2.1 billion, which will be the largest pandemic-era U.S. office building deal.

Research from Savills shows that San Diego’s vacancy rate has grown once again, but the city’s leasing activity has seen an uptick as well.

The UK government has proposed a plan that would allow workers to request flexible working arrangements on day one of a new job.

UK startup Patch is launching its new coworking spaces to accommodate the growing number of hybrid workers who want a workplace closer to their homes.

UK-based coliving operator The Collective has fallen into administration after its low occupancy rates and dip in income kept the company from meeting its liabilities.

As the flexible office industry adapts to the needs of companies and workers, Industrious CEO Jamie Hodari expects a new form of leasing to shape the real estate world.

Coworking operator Spacemade will partner with landlords to open two new coworking spaces in London’s Wimbledon and Cricklewood neighborhoods.