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“A lot of firms seem very fixed on the return to office and we’re trying to shift that focus. Instead of obsessing over getting people back to the office, they should focus on making sure everybody has an outstanding experience whenever they do go.” Our Chief Insights & Research Officer, Peggie Rothe, discussed key findings from our Power of Place report with Mark Eltringham from Workplace Insight. Peggie emphasises the importance of understanding what employees need from the office, allowing organisations to tailor the workspace to those needs. However, a one-size-fits-all approach won't work. Peggie highlights the need for customisation: “I don’t think you can embark on the process of making the best place for your employees if you haven’t thought through things like what the office is for.” By focusing on these aspects - not just occupancy - we can create more meaningful and effective work environments for employees. Read the full Workplace Insight article: https://lnkd.in/gKD6-Evh #EmployeeExperience #LeesmanIndex #InclusiveWorkplace

The office market has been taking it on the chin since April 2020. It has forced employees and employers to reimagine the workplace, how we do work and what will be the new normal. We've seen a lot of retrenching and short-term decision-making in this wave of uncertainty. As companies wait for the economy to be on a firmer road to recovery, the U.S. office sector exhibited softened metrics across almost all markets in the first quarter of 2024. #officeresearch #colliersresearch #officemarket

Signs are emerging that companies are feeling more confident about their office-leasing decisions, and Colliers' Michael Lirtzman and Marianne Skorupski shared their insights with The Business Journals. Read the article here: https://ow.ly/kk5450TOUXV #CRE #Officeleasing #letsgetbacktotheoffice

No, Busyness is not a typo! We at Avison Young (I shouldn't take any credit, it was really our research folks) have developed the "Busyness" index which helps us, and others impacted by vacancy and occupancy, get a glimpse of how the office market is performing on a local and national level. This glimpse takes into account activity from September 2019 to September 2024. Here is a glimpse of what we have learned... ·????According to Avison Young’s Office Busyness Index, offices across the U.S. have seen year-over-year increases in busyness annually since September 2020. ·????From 2020 to 2021, U.S. office busyness in September has grown by 75.2%. From 2020 to 2024, it has grown by 228.5%. ·????Several key markets outpaced the U.S. average year-over-year growth of 5.9% in September 2024, with Los Angeles, Manhattan, Dallas–Fort Worth, Chicago, and Atlanta all exceeding 7%. ·????Heading into the fourth quarter, occupiers continue to foster greater confidence in making leasing commitments as office busyness stabilizes. Not quite sure how to digest this information? No worries. I can assist or, if preferred, we can get you your very own phone call to our local wizards, Erick Parulan and Sebastian Bernt

Corporate real estate #CRE decision makers, tell us how you are managing office attendance, optimizing your portfolio, leveraging technology and solving sustainability challenges. Survey participants receive early access to the upcoming Office Occupier Sentiment Survey report. The survey is closing soon—click here to get started: https://cbre.co/3Uvy8Gz

Corporate real estate #CRE decision makers, tell us how you are managing office attendance, optimizing your portfolio, leveraging technology and solving sustainability challenges. Survey participants receive early access to the upcoming Office Occupier Sentiment Survey report. The survey is closing soon—click here to get started: https://cbre.co/3Uvy8Gz

Since September 2020, office busyness across the U.S. has shown a remarkable year-over-year increase, as per Avison Young’s Office Busyness Index. Between 2020 and 2021, busyness grew by 75.2%, and an impressive 228.5% from 2020 to 2024. Key markets such as Los Angeles, Manhattan, Dallas–Fort Worth, Chicago, and Atlanta have outpaced the national average growth of 5.9% in September 2024, with each exceeding 7%. As we enter the fourth quarter, there's a notable rise in leasing commitments, reflecting a growing confidence among occupiers as office busyness stabilizes. Avison Young | US

Family Offices are navigating through one of the most challenging periods in recent history. Our latest article dives into a Deloitte report surveying 354 Single Family Offices globally, highlighting the key challenges they face in 2024. ? Read the full article to gain deeper insights and explore strategies for navigating the evolving landscape in 2024. https://lnkd.in/e8evtQE6 ? #FamilyOffice #Challenges #FamilyOfficeRecruitment #Trends #Insights ?

Examining the Shift in Corporate HQ Locations: What's Driving the Change? As companies migrate from traditional hubs like California and New York to emerging cities in Texas, cost reduction emerges as a primary driver. This strategic move aims to leverage lower operational costs and favorable tax conditions, reshaping the corporate landscape and local economies.?Read More https://lnkd.in/gsJD86si