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After experiencing a downturn during the midst of the pandemic, the proptech industry has a renewed purpose in keeping offices safe and healthy for employees.

The workforce has evolved numerous times over the past 18 months, with remote working, labor shortages, high unemployment and more impacting how companies operate.

State Street Corp. has revealed it will move 500 workers out of Manhattan offices and place them in coworking spaces, suburban offices or shift them to teleworking.

Industrious is teaming up with Holualoa Cos. to manage and operate a new 32,000 square foot coworking space located at the Camelback Collective in Phoenix.

Flexible office firm Office Evolution will continue expanding its offices across the U.S., with plans to open new locations in Michigan, Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin.

Uber signed a new lease to take up 13,000 square feet of office space in Downtown Miami, solidifying the market’s role as a leader in the technology industry.

New data from software company Hatch Data expects that commercial buildings will use 44 billion kilowatt hours of energy due to the need for new air ventilation systems.

With remote working becoming more popularized and travel restrictions easing, remote workers have an opportunity to gain tax benefits by moving internationally.

A new report from Cushman & Wakefield finds that central London saw its highest rate of office take-up since the pandemic first began in March of 2020.

Due to financial struggles and mistreatment from corporations during the past 18 months, some remote workers are taking on two full-time remote jobs to recoup losses.