Workplace

Global trade policy is shifting, raising questions about the implications for industrial and logistics-related real estate.

People have been buying and selling goods in Europe for millennia but the way in which they do it has changed a lot over the past couple of centuries.

Technology is a key focus in new stadium development, with major sports teams from Atlanta to Sacramento rallying to create better fan experiences.

An open office can prompt collaboration—or awkward silence. When employees have nowhere to work privately, it’s time for a new look at workplace design.

From its glittering skyline to its world famous hotels, New York has long been a favorite destination for real estate investors.

From the transitioning markets of Asia to established urban centers in Europe and the U.S., rapid development has created challenges for dynamic cities.

Hotel restaurants are shedding their stuffy image, thanks to hoteliers who hope to attract food-savvy travelers with destination restaurants and lobby bars.

Construction companies are already using Business Information Modelling (BIM) cloud storage, apps and smartphones, and wearable tech is a logical next step in improving workflow efficiency and productivity.