Real estate Trends and insights

Given the ups and downs of COVID-19, a delayed or reversed return to the office is affecting employees.

Technology that enables people to work from anywhere can help attract a more diverse workforce with different perspectives

Companies are starting small in order to see what works for employees

Data centers are facing labor shortages. Augmented Reality is being used to train new workers without the risk of them making mistakes while learning that could take down the cloud.

Companies look to new types of spaces for mental health benefits.

Universities are looking to partner with flexible space providers amid a revenue crunch

A readiness to pay premiums for sustainable real estate highlights the steady march of ESG

Hear what AXA Investment Managers, HSBC, and others are doing differently to keep workers happy

After years of lagging residential markets, commercial real estate is turning to digital solutions

Swelling demand for studio space is bringing the bricks behind film sets into the spotlight

From technology to real estate footprints, companies are prioritizing resilience

Green lending is on the up – and building certifications are playing a central role

Investor confidence gets a boost from vaccine rollouts and economic recovery

The much-anticipated C-REITs are aimed at boosting growth while avoiding overheating

Listen to MIT and JLL experts discuss how logistics and industrial real estate is changing with the times

Subleases flooded city office markets at the height of the pandemic, but there are signs of a reversal

Australia’s alternative real estate sectors have seen an acceleration in enquiry amidst the recent post-crisis investment boom.

Developers are planning for a high-tech future that requires greater flexibility.

Investors and occupiers have never had such an array of information to aid them in their decision making

While Covid-19 posed challenges, it also brought opportunities for many financially strong developers to actively acquire new land banks?

With China further opening up its financial sector, Beijing offers support for foreign firms to enter or expand their presence in the market.

There are now 659 data centers operated by hyperscale providers.

Legendary investor, Warren Buffett once said, “Only when the tide goes out do you discover who's been swimming naked.” When the big wave is gone from Tokyo, we will see who was prepared and who wasn’t?

Innovation districts are building communities beyond the classroom