Corporate Real Estate
Staying Prepared, Coming Back Strong: Insights on Disaster Readiness
In a wide-ranging conference in New York City, an eclectic group of professionals shared best practices for preparation, recovery and resilience.
CPE-RICS Report: Inside Global Optimism
RICS chief economist Simon Rubinsohn joins CPE in a podcast discussion evaluating responses to the first-quarter RICS Global Commercial Property Monitor.
Guest Column: When Real Estate Metrics Matter
IPD’s Nishel Sewpersad reports surprising differences between key cities for global front and back offices.
Gen Office: How Millennials are Shaping Design
Young workers’ tastes and lifestyle preferences are influencing major office projects from coast to coast.
CBRE is Taking Advantage of Advantage
CBRE Group Inc. is already the top commercial real estate services firm in the world in terms of 2013 revenue, but the company is not resting on its laurels. CBRE has just kicked off a new global brand positioning: transforming real estate into real advantage.
High 5 Games Joins Tenant Roster at One World Trade Center
High 5 Games is the latest company to sign a deal and will take 87,663 square feet at the downtown Manhattan office tower, officials announced Thursday.
CFO, IBM Study Details Corporate Real Estate’s Rising Profile
With the recovering economy fueling broad-based growth, commercial real estate will play a larger role in corporate expenditures, according to a report presented by CFO Research and IBM yesterday at CoreNet Global’s North American Summit in Washington, D.C.
Cresa Brings Travers Realty into the Fold, Boosts Southern California Footprint
Travers Realty Corp. has merged with the Southern California offices of Boston-based Cresa to form a powerhouse tenant representation firm with nearly 150 local employees and more than 1,000 internationally.
Greenbuild Special Report: Finding the Value of Healthy Buildings
Much like when the green building movement that first hit CRE at the turn of the millennia, we are currently sitting at the starting line for a new era of change. This time the target is not the building, but rather its users.