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Although commercial real estate companies have been infamously slow to adopt technology, automation and AI are gearing up to make big changes within the industry.

As companies prepare to bring their workers back into the office, business leaders need to update their strategies in order to accommodate the new needs of employees.

According to a new Colliers report, Manhattan’s office market saw a record high negative absorption rate of 10.6 million square feet during the fourth quarter of 2020.

WeWork both brought in and lost $3.2 billion in 2020 and is now looking to merge with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) in order to go public.

Although sustainability has been part of many company’s initiatives, the furnishing industry’s infrastructure makes it difficult to truly become environmentally friendly.

Outspoken cofounder of Knotel Amol Sarva will be replaced by Michael Gross, former vice chairman of WeWork, as CEO just days after the company was acquired by Newmark.

After receiving funding from IWG, the Wing has switched up its leadership team by making former Care.com CEO chairwoman of its board and putting their own COO as CEO.

A new report from think-tank Demos has found that remote and flexible working should become the default for employees in order to boost rural and secondary cities.

Novel Coworking has revealed that it is rebranding and will now be referred to as Expansive, which reflects the services and space it provides outside of coworking.

essensys’ Flex Services Platform is a tool that helps landlords automate the flexible workspace experience in their buildings as they work to accommodate new demands.