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Today’s office property marketplace in commercial real estate is ever-changing and increasingly complex. To find and secure the optimal location for attracting the best talent or to drive new levels of efficiency by incorporating the best technology tools -- our professionals offer expertise for organizations of every size.
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For owners and investors, our leading-edge market research and value-added management services help maximize returns even in challenging environments. We collaborate across borders and specialties to bring the widest possible range of solutions to meet your specific criteria.
For occupiers, our office experts provide:
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U.S. office market Q4 2022 insights
The U.S. economy became more distressed in November and December, marked by more than 60,000 tech layoffs and a sudden 58.8% drop in office job postings from November to December – predictive indicators of office demand. Tepid leasing activity in Q4, -46.2% vs. the historical quarterly average, embodied how occupiers are navigating mounting economic distress and evolving workplace strategies as return-to-work levels are just 42.1% relative to the same period before the pandemic. Still, efficient, sustainable and amenity-rich offices are substantially outperforming the broader market, accentuating a trend that has persisted in recent years.
