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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.

Numerous amounts of data have been collected to identify how companies will transform post-pandemic and one thing is clear: the way we work will be changed for good.

Companies all over the world are preparing to fully transition to remote working arrangements, but without the right strategies in place, workers could greatly suffer.

Although analysts say there is excess shadow office space that will weigh down the market, the amount of tenants giving up space is actually less than it was a year...

Coworking operators are setting their sights on expanding to suburban areas as companies look to adopt more flexible arrangements outside of dense cities in the future.

Gartner’s research has found that while many business leaders will adopt remote working some of the time, the real challenge will be properly managing a hybrid workforce.

Business leaders are preparing to enter the next phase of the future of work, and receiving diverse feedback from employees could be the best way to make this transition.

Although WeWork’s chairman claims the company will have positive cash flow in 2021, competition among coworking operators is getting ready to ramp up post-pandemic.

After experiencing a slump, a JLL report finds that flexible offices will see major growth in the coming months due to companies opting for flexible office solutions.

Technology companies across the country are second-guessing the need for offices and instead opting for either a hybrid approach or solely remote working arrangement.