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CBRE Has New Fort Collins Digs

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Cbre's New Fort Collins Office Does Not Have Assigned Desks.

CBRE has opened a new Northern Colorado office at 3003 East Harmony Road in Fort Collins.

The office brings together more than 20 employees from two Fort Collins locations into a 6K SF office that implements a free-address system, meaning no assigned desks, and a large percentage of the overall footprint is dedicated to collaborative workspaces and meeting rooms.

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CBRE consolidated two offices into one 6K SF office at 3003 East Harmony Road.

Employees are able to choose where they want to work throughout the day, whether at a desk, in a private huddle room or focus room or out in the social café. Investments in technology such as sit-to-stand desks, universal docking stations and follow-me printing further enable employee mobility.

“Maximizing employee collaboration and productivity is top of mind for employers today, so it’s great to have a physical space we can show off in Northern Colorado to help drive conversation around what the optimal workplace strategy may be for a client’s business,” CBRE Colorado Region Sales Director Katie Benefield said.

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