News

While remote working is here to stay in some aspects, employees still want a physical office to return to that is safe, clean, flexible and community-focused.

Industrious has revealed it will expand its New York City office footprint, setting itself apart from the rest of the flexible office industry as a reliable operator.

Although hotel and retail properties have taken the brunt of losses, the future of the office industry remains uncertain due to low occupancy and high rental collections.

According to a survey conducted in January from Fortune in partnership with Deloitte, a staggering 75% of CEOs stated they will need less office space in the future.

JLL has partnered with workplace artificial intelligence software company GoSpace AI in order to help companies seamlessly transition to new hybrid workplace strategies.

After a year of layoffs and lawsuits, Knotel announced it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this week, a move anticipated by former executives and landlords.

Over the past year, businesses have realized the importance of supporting employees’ safety and health and should continue making moves to ensure the office is safe.

The pandemic has made technology adoption in the commercial real estate world a necessity and could help boost the innovation of the industry for years to come.

One of the big trends that has emerged in the past year has been the idea of working from anywhere, but people who do so still want a fully-equipped office...

Industrious revealed it will take over 1 million square feet of space from its competitors, including WeWork, this year as coworking firms struggle to maintain business.