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Many Millennials Prefer The Suburbs. Here's Why
Millennials' affinity for cities seems undeniable, as the increasingly car-less contingent relies on the accessibility and conveniences that urban environments offer. Many millennials value the entertainment, nightlife and energy of major cities, but as they mature, accumulate wealth and contemplate settling…
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What Building Owners Need To Know About Office Public Safety Communication Infrastructure
When disaster strikes, communication becomes an essential tool during the response and recovery process. From first responders to anxious family members, staying informed can mitigate risk and help save lives. Public safety infrastructure makes the flow of information possible. As building…
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5 Ways The Workplace Will Change Forever And How To Survive
How the rise of the nomadic creative class will transform where, when and how we work.  Physical offices have always defined the working experience. But with the rise of mobile technology and the sharing economy, the tables have turned. A growing millennial workforce has shattered the traditional model of assigned desks and the nine-to-five. People can work from anywhere, at any time, and that has commercial landlords rethinking asset ownership. Offices of the future will need to be community gathering spaces, places where companies can attract and develop talent. Buildings will become smarter, integrating with personal devices to anticipate user demand. Owners will also have to adapt as shorter leases become the new normal, as company policies shift from always present to always connected. |
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