Curated daily by our industry experts. Stay informed on how tech is shaping the real estate industry with these important headlines.
Bisnow
Adding to employer concerns of the so-called great resignation and anxiety over retention, a new study shows workers aren’t as worried about finding a new job before ditching the current one.
The Real Deal
JBG Smith rang in a seemingly major accomplishment last month: carbon neutrality across a 60-plus building portfolio — and nearly a decade ahead of schedule.
CREtech
JLL’s Tony Josipovic sheds light on JLL’s future of work model including what’s next in the workforce, workplace and portfolio. Start your free 30-day trial to get full access videos like this.
Forbes
Here from Patrick Kinsel, CEO of Notarize, on how he built his business.
Fortune
The U.S. is on the verge of the fourth revolution in urban technology. Where railroads, the electric grid, and the automobile defined previous eras, today, new strategies that integrate new technologies in our cities can unlock striking possibilities.
HqO
HqO, the end-to-end tenant experience platform for commercial real estate properties, today announces a new flex space solution for hybrid teams and a suite of engagement and user feedback capabilities to help office landlords and property teams create a seamless, flexible, and more personalized workplace. HqO’s new flexible workplace product allows landlords to create and manage flex space memberships and invoices, allocate monetary booking credits, and create robust booking rules personaliz…
New York Times
Despite an overall decline in office leasing in the United States, technology companies gobbled up more space in the Seattle area than they had the previous year.
Smart Cities World
Oxbotica and ZF are working on a Level 4 self-driving system can be integrated into mobility-as-a-service shuttles to provide on-demand passenger and also goods transportation vehicles.
Bisnow
The owners of even the best retail units in top-end malls and on high streets are struggling to find tenants at the moment. One new source of demand for space in coming years could be growing electric vehicle manufacturers. As the electric car market develops in Europe, rather than taking the traditional route of selling vehicles through roadside car dealerships, manufacturers are likely to target flagship retail locations, Savills said in a new report….
GlobeSt
There has been a lot of speculation around when corporate America will return to the office en masse. It isn’t easy to peg a long-term trajectory for the office industry when the companies that occupy office buildings are making varied decisions along a spectrum of return dates. Some companies brought their people back last year, more came back post Labor Day, while some are taking a wait-and-see approach, for now.
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