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Why the Future of Work Isn’t About ‘Going Back’ with Melissa Marsh

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With expertise in social research, workplace innovation, and real estate strategy, Melissa shares compelling insights on why companies should rethink office design, how cities are transforming, and what truly makes a workspace desirable. The unexpected role of e-bikes, urban planning, and commuting in the future of work.

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Want sustainable buildings? Invest strategically in smart technology

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Strategic investment, innovative technology, and collaboration are essential for achieving sustainability and value goals in the real estate sector, according to a new report from Colliers. As regulations become stricter, real estate professionals must adopt more sustainable practices to remain competitive.

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How To Adapt Aging Office Spaces For A Modern Workforce

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To stay competitive, aging office buildings must integrate flexible layouts, wellness features, and smart technology. Open floor plans, modular furniture and multi-purpose spaces are essential components of this adaptable design approach.

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Innovation Depends On Intentional Design For Hybrid Work

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While employees report wanting to come to the office for effective collaboration and focus, open-plan office designs provide little to no reprieve from distraction or noise, which can make both meetings and heads-down work a hassle. Work practices and habits have changed.

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Real estate tech strategies advance AI, workplace and sustainability

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Commercial real estate occupiers are willing to put their money where the tech is, according to new polling from JLL’s 2023 Global Real Estate Technology Survey. In fact, real estate tech budgets are set to grow faster than investments in?

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How Will We View Today’s Transformation Of The Workplace In Twenty Years?

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Ryan Anderson of MillerKnoll explores the transformation of the workplace and why the processes associated with planning and managing spaces need to be fundamentally redesign. For most organizations, their historic investment in corporate real estate was only second to their investment in people. Image courtesy of MillerKnoll.

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Designing A Better Future For The Workplace

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That means not just tracking the carbon footprint of a company’s real estate assets, but emissions across the entire supply chain. The EU has even stricter reporting requirements and any company working or planning to work in Europe is already tracking this data. Many more buildings and spaces will be net zero from the outset.