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Office Analysis

Will Musk’s government cost-cutting agency add further pressure on US offices?

2025-01-20T12:48:00+00:00By Christopher Walker

Department of Government Efficiency threatens to weigh down an already depressed sector

London: Things can only get better for commercial real estate

November/December 2024 (Magazine)By Maha Khan Phillips

Its viability as a commercial hub was undermined in the aftermath of Brexit and the pandemic. But now, writes Maha Khan Phillips, London could start to embrace its full potential

City Focus: Back to work for Toronto

July/August 2024 (Magazine)By Joel Kranc

The city is grappling with an infrastructure funding gap and a post-COVID-19 hangover in its downtown. But the future is far from bleak, finds Joel Kranc

MIPIM 2024: Infrastructure gate-crashes real estate party

2024-03-15T11:15:00+00:00By Richard Lowe

Major institutional investors converge on Cannes to discuss challenges facing asset class

Nashville: People and investors flock to the Sun Belt’s music city

March/April 2024 (Magazine)By Vanessa Drucker

Nashville is one of a number of Sun Belt markets to experience an influx of people – and real estate investors – in recent years. Vanessa Drucker explores what this really means for the city

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Special Reports

WFH versus RTO: what will happen to US offices?
September/October 2024 (Magazine)By Christopher Walker
Are workers returning to offices in the US – and can they save the beleaguered office market? Christopher Walker investigates
European offices: Move with the changes
September/October 2023 (Magazine)By Maha Khan Phillips
As European businesses map out their future office needs, Landlords that can’t provide what tenants require are in danger of obsolescence. Maha Khan Phillips reports
Global office markets: outlook for gateway cities
September / October 2021 (Magazine)
COVID-19 has disrupted office markets around the world and accelerated trends that were already in place. But, today, cities face different levels of occupancy, remote working, pandemic restrictions, and vaccination and case rates.