Office

With employees expected to be in the office more frequently across all three global regions over the next 12 months, how will occupiers optimize their portfolios?

A CBRE survey of corporate real estate decision-makers reveals post-pandemic expectations for office-usage patterns and related workplace strategies.

Commercial real estate investors and lenders plan to significantly reduce their activity in 2023 due to rising interest rates.

Recent tech company layoffs have created opportunities for other industries to hire much- needed tech talent.

A CBRE survey of corporate real estate decision-makers reveals post-pandemic expectations for office-usage patterns and related workplace strategies.

Four strategies worth talking about as RTO rises on corporate agendas

Tech industry job growth has slowed amid a cooling economy, but the industry continues to wield outsized influence on key markets across the US and Canada.

As the U.S. office market grapples with its highest vacancy rate in 30 years, we explore which buildings and markets are facing the greatest challenges.

In mid-2022, CBRE conducted a global, multi-generational survey of more than 20,000 people—from Gen Z to Baby Boomers—to understand how their attitudes and future expectations toward the way they live, work and shop have changed.

The real estate industry is uniquely positioned to positively impact our society and the value of the built environment through Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) initiatives.

With long-term forecasts calling for structurally higher office vacancy, conversions to multifamily, hotels or other uses may hold appeal to owners of office properties that don’t meet modern tenant requirements.