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Coworking firm Freedom Suites offers hair professionals their own private workspace, making it a perfect solution for those navigating their operations during closures.

Commercial Observer hosted a three-panel event where commercial real estate experts discussed what they expect the office market to look like in the short and long term.

Old remote workers and new are experiencing various stresses when it comes to the transition of working from home, and it is up to companies to smooth out the kinks.

Although the future of the office market is unpredictable, companies are either adopting more space for distancing or cutting down on space in favor of remote working.

Remote working has several benefits, but businesses using this arrangement could be putting their company culture at risk due to lack of communication and creativity.

While companies all over the country continue to operate remotely, experts predict that the economy of larger cities could take a significant hit now and in the future.

Columbia’s first women-oriented coworking space, Femme x Columbia, is anticipated to open this fall and hopes to create an inclusive community for female professionals.

Companies have started investing into their business continuity plans, and with that comes major changes to their physical workspaces in a way that keeps workers safe.

Companies are contemplating adopting remote working arrangements in the long-term, but this cannot be properly executed without the right technology and tools in place.

The Instant Group’s research of five dozen directors of commercial real estate provides a look into how these leaders will adjust their operations to be more flexible.