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Asia Pacific Office Rental Variability Index 2021The Asia Pacific office demand declined from 103 million sf in 2019 to 53 million sf in 2020 as occupiers sought to limit cost exposures during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dominic Brown • July 02, 2021
insights • workplace
Leading an Active Recovery to Build the Best Workplace ExperienceLeading an Active Recovery shows how an Agile approach can engage the C-suite in real estate decisions that balance the codependent – and often contradictory – needs for efficiency, effectiveness and engagement.
Javier Bernades • June 10, 2021
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Linkedin ShowcaseAt the beginning of 2019, we started an innovative and personality-filled project for the giant social business network LinkedIn: LinkedIn São Paulo Office, which resulted in the redesign of the offices that house the company's operations in Brazil.
February 17, 2022
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Roundtable Discussion: New Strategies Beyond COVID-19 for Japanese Property Market: APREA Japan WebinarCushman & Wakefield’s Todd Olson, Executive Managing Director for North Asia and Country Head for Japan, moderated a roundtable discussion at the recently concluded Asia Pacific Real Estate Association (APREA) webinar. The webinar was attended by top investors active in Japan. The panelists discussed the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak and strategies for the Japanese property markets beyond COVID-19.
Watch the webinar replay here.
Todd Olson • July 14, 2020
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Converting Offices to Housing: What You Need to KnowAs building owners and potential investors explore what to do with empty commercial real estate space, many consider converting office buildings into multifamily uses.
Gary Helminski • August 04, 2023
research • economy
U.S. Inflation: Should we be worried?With inflation rising in the U.S. we look at how this impacts commercial real estate and what occupiers and investors can do to prepare.
Rebecca Rockey • April 20, 2021
research • workplace
Perspectives on European Inflation | July 2022As the pandemic’s influence started to ease in 2021, new symptoms of economic reopening, pent-up demand, and overwhelmed global supply chains began to emerge.
Rebecca Rockey • July 05, 2022
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