Here’s How London’s Biggest Occupiers See The Future Of Work

Hybrid dominates, but there is a lot of nuance within that term

Real Estate's Oversimplification Of Net-Zero Is A Problem

Are real estate's efforts to go "net zero" just a form of greenwashing?

'I Am Dreading Going Back' — CRE Employees Balk At Returning To Toxic Work Cultures

Getting employees back to the office is less about office design and more about how mentally healthy they are away from home post-Covid.

Who Wants To Buy £550M Of Distressed Shopping Centre Loans?

One of the UK’s largest commercial property lenders is launching the sale of a portfolio of nonperforming loans secured against struggling shopping centres.

Office Tenants Try To Measure Remote Work Productivity As They Weigh Shrinking Footprints

Many office tenants are considering cutting their real estate footprints, but first they need to make sure remote workers can be productive long-term.

Impact Investing Passes Its COVID-19 Trial By Fire

Impact investing could have suffered during COVID-19. Instead, it has remained resilient.

London On The Up And New Digital Asset Classes: 7 Things We Learned From This Year’s Emerging Trends Report

Urbanisation is not dead.

NYC's Office Buildings Are Readying To Reopen, But Most Workers Aren't Ready To Come Back

Office buildings will be allowed to open at 50% capacity in Phase 2 of the state's reopening plan.

UK Real Estate Sector Will See At Least 15% Wiped Off Its Value Even If Lockdown Exit Is Smooth

Real estate gets hit from all sides.

When, Or If, Office Occupancy Rebounds Remains An Open Question

Office leaders say demand for flex office space will increase, but disagree about how permanent decreases in traditional office occupancy rates will be.