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New reports from JLL have explored how the new future of work could shape the post-pandemic workplace, and what companies will need to do to remain competitive.

The past year has highlighted inequalities among students, which is why institutions need to make changes to better prepare their students for the future of work.

The implementation of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things (AIoT) is transforming our homes, cities and workplaces to emphasize safety and health.

The importance of wellness in the workplace is more evident than ever before, and companies need to make significant improvements in order to keep employees engaged.

New analysis has found that as companies prepare to embrace hybrid work arrangements after the pandemic, virtual-enabled recruitment will subsequently become the norm.

A new poll conducted by CBRE has found that over one-third of European real estate investors view office buildings as a top target for investments over rental housing.

Over the past few years, WeWork has been trying to position itself as a reliable coworking operator and remedy its tarnished reputation, but will their methods work?

Developers are navigating what the future of the office will look like, and it will most likely focus on touch-free and sanitation technology to keep occupants safe.

In an effort to be the leading coliving operator in Europe, Berlin-based Habyt has acquired Quarters, its third acquisition since its founding four years ago.

Honeycomb, an integrated office platform, has released a commercial version of its software to help seamlessly operate and manage buildings in a single application.