It’s no secret we’re in the middle of a seismic shift when it comes to the evolution of the workplace. And for the commercial real estate market, this shift is multidimensional. It involves landlords, tenants and employees, and not necessarily in that order. But by asking the right questions, we can better identify and address these various parties’ motivations and beliefs as we continue our workplace transformation.
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High Rises Are Out, Campuses Are In as L.A. Office Real Estate Market Recovers
Century City and Culver City help lead the city’s commercial real estate market out of the 2020 pandemic dip, with low-rise compounds popular as companies look to "create an environment where their employees want to come back." As L.A.’s commercial real estate market recovers from the massive blow of COVID,…
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Hybrid Workplaces Change How Tenants And Landlords Think About Office Space, Say CRE Experts
As office-based organizations seek to dial back their pandemic work-from-home policies, a couple things seem certain: the physical office will continue to be important for most businesses, providing a hub for employee collaboration and maintaining company culture, and said work-from-home flexibility is here to stay.
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