The transition to new work arrangements can be stressful, so business leaders need to incorporate enhanced wellness and health initiatives that support all employees.

CommercialEdge data shows that Miami saw $395 million in office transactions during the first quarter of 2021, nearly 6 times the amount during the same time last year.

New research from The Instant Group has revealed that, while office occupiers need less office space, secondary cities and suburbs are seeing a huge uptick in demand.

A JLL survey from March found that the amount of time workers want to spend working remotely has fallen from April 2020, indicating that employees are feeling fatigued.

As companies prepare to return to the office and shift to hybrid work arrangements, some employees may still want a policy that provides an annual remote working period.

The subsidiary of Bridge Investment Group, Bridge Commercial Real Estate, has launched a new program called Abridge, providing large companies with suburban offices.

WiredScore’s SmartScore certification aims to provide commercial real estate owners with specific standards that can help define their properties as smart buildings.

Location Ventures has purchased a site on Washington Avenue in Miami for $20 million to transform it into URBIN, a new coworking and coliving concept.

Hana, the coworking brand of CBRE, has opened its first New York City location at 3 World Trade Center in Manhattan, where it will take up 85,000 square feet of space.

A report from Koa Health showed that while there has been a spike in demand for mental health services in the workplace, companies are still not rising to the occasion.

Wellness programs in the workplace have long been used to improve a company’s bottom line, but the future of work requires these programs for employee retainment.

The cost of office fit outs are changing as companies seek to bring workers back into the office, and also address the evolving demands for the post-pandemic workforce.