The Deal Sheet; Is Creative Space Just a Fad?

Just as we were getting used to concrete floors, exposed pipes, benching, earphones, and Millennials, experts at the BOMA Every Building Conference & Expo yesterday warned: "Not so fast!"

Bisnow is on the scene in Orlando as BOMA's national media partner, producing the convention's official daily newsletters. We snapped Cushman & Wakefield Boston managing director Rick Cleveland (with DFS Construction principal Grant Stephens), who told the event's 3,000 attendees that companies are now worrying there aren't enough quiet spaces to actually execute business. (And the Millennials will soon be replaced by Gen Z, which like every generation will need a new style that goes beyond more and bigger tattoos.) Don't miss our coverage; subscribe to Property Management Bisnow for the latest.

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