Open Plan, Amenty-Rich Office Space
Isn't Just For Tech Any More
The evolution of the workplace never stops. Yesterday's bold (and occasionally odd) experimentation with density, open plans and game-like amenities has become standard in today's offices — and not just for tech companies.
The evolution of office space has now affected most kinds of tenants, according to TMT Development president and CEO Vanessa Sturgeon.
"Work and play are increasingly intersecting, and not just in tech," she said.
"Law firms, accounting firms and consultants…
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Landlords Are Re-Leasing Sluggish Department Store Spaces At Four Times The Rent
Mall owners are making the best of a bad situation.
The seismic shift in consumer preferences has rocked the retail industry to its core, resulting in more than 36M SF of department store space that will be vacated this year. But department stores' loss is mall owners' gain. Landlords are profiting off the closures by bringing in entertainment, fast-fashion and food and beverage tenants to fill the space — and they are getting quadruple the rental income.
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