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The Future of Corporate Real Estate Portfolios

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The landscape of corporate real estate investing has changed drastically in recent years. After emerging on the other side of a global pandemic, companies everywhere have been forced to reevaluate what is considered a sound real estate investment. We’ll then magnify the lens to corporate real estate specifically.

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What The Workplace Can Learn From Taylor Swift And U2

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Workplace design should prioritize creating spaces that fulfill emotional and professional needs, rather than focusing solely on technology and infrastructure. Hotels and corporate real estate are incorporating more interactive and digital art installations, making lobbies feel more like art galleries.

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BASF Offices – Istanbul

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The project, designed by Mimaristudio in line with the company’s Real Estate & Facility Management leadership and the company’s global design criterias, marks another implementation of the hybrid working model in the new office located in the LEED Gold-certified Nidakule Batı building in Istanbul.

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Expert Warns Outdated Workspaces Are Holding Your Business Back

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The shift from real estate metrics to people metrics is fundamental in creating workplaces that focus on the employee experience rather than just occupancy rates. Future-Proofing Workplaces The notion that current buildings can be repurposed for future needs is a key point in McLaurin’s philosophy.

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How Workplace Design Can Help Attract Gen Z

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As a result, Gen Z is looking for employers who prioritize work-life balance, remote working, and flexible hours. Having bookable or shared workspaces creates spaces for individuals who may want to come to the office and prioritize focus time with the ability to step out and collaborate with colleagues.

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The Return-To-Office Is Both Divergent And Divisive. What Does That Mean For Design?

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Businesses that strategically invest to realign real estate with employee needs and expectations will accelerate a return to work, and ultimately win the war for talent. As design professionals, we have had to prioritize agile environments, and a seamless integration of technology. .

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Is Your Workplace Experience Commute-Worthy?

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This shift is changing our daily patterns and is having a transformational impact on people, real estate, and our cities. Organizations are investing in dynamic, amenity-rich offices that prioritize social interaction, cultural engagement, and team building. According to a recent Gartner study , 51% of U.S.