Flexible Workspace: Finding the Optimal Solution
| 29 March 2019
What are the leading types of flexible workspace product, how do they vary and what do they cost?
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What are the leading types of flexible workspace product, how do they vary and what do they cost?
Read moreThe headline story for the U.S. office sales market in recent years has been one of investors showing a preference for suburban rather than Central Business District (CBD) assets, as they chase higher yields.
Read moreExplore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. office market. Click the data you want to review or scroll. For more office insights, read the Q4 2018…
Read moreAs highlighted in Colliers’ Q4 2018 U.S. Office Market Outlook, 2018 was a strong year for the U.S. office market when viewed by any metric.
Read articleThe major office markets in the U.S. remain on solid footing. Demand is principally being driven by tech and coworking firms, along with significant leasing volume by financial firms in select markets. Click to read more.
Read articleWhile evidence is mounting against having fully open plans, there is no single study that concludes how much of an office should be open versus closed. The solution to what makes a well-designed office space must be specific to the users.
Read articleThis report highlights the current state and future trends of the flexible workspace market, how it is impacting both occupiers and investors, and where opportunity exists for our clients.
Read articleThere are more options today than there has ever been for office occupiers, and that’s not always a good thing. It can be overwhelming to try to figure out which option is best for your company’s success.
Read articleExplore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. office market. Click the data you want to review or scroll. For more office insights, read the Q3 2018…
Read articleAs highlighted in Colliers’ Q3 2018 U.S. Office Market Outlook, the U.S. office market remains on solid ground. Absorption rebounded in Q3 2018 to the highest level in two years.
Read moreWhile the entire Metropolitan D.C. region is poised to benefit from Amazon’s HQ2, no other area of the market will be impacted like National Landing.
Read moreNew deliveries fall but construction still growing and will challenge occupancy rates in 2019. The Q3 2018 U.S. Top Office Metros Snapshot reports that all but one of the top 10 U.S. office markets posted positive absorption. Click to read more.
Read moreSan Francisco is seeing record high office rents, surprisingly surpassing the rates of the dot com boom. Rents in the central business district (CBD) for the third quarter were an astounding $81.25 per square foot.
Read moreCompanies are shifting to a cloud computing model in which data resources and IT services are hosted, managed and delivered remotely, on an on-demand basis to reduce the resources needed to run and maintain their own technology infrastructure.
Read moreConstruction activity in the U.S. office market remains elevated while absorption levels are muted. Is this pattern set to continue leading to rising vacancy and downward pressure on rents and pricing?
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