Workers globally want only a few things from their workplace, but they’re dealbreakers, according to research from Equiem.

Revenue rose and losses narrowed in the third quarter as the coworking giant continued its “disciplined and strategic” transformation.

Caught between the pressure to cut emissions and contend with macroeconomic concerns, real estate leaders and startups gathered in New York for two days of discussions about the sector’s most pressing issues.

What do we mean by workplace experience? Kevin Wilhelm, country manager for the US and Canada at Sharry, and Victor Sanchez, senior director & head of global design and build at LinkedIn, join Paul Unger to unearth the trends and client needs.

The £31m Ev0 will be built at Didsbury Technology Park and feature a timber frame among its carbon-saving technologies. 

“Capital-light” contracts with landlords are central to the flexible office giant’s growth strategy, which delivered a 25% rise in revenue in the third quarter.

Amid widespread expectations that an economic crisis is imminent, business leaders are opting for flexible workspaces and leases to avoid lengthy contracts.

The company’s windows, which reduce a building’s energy use by adjusting to sunlight, are one building technology to benefit from the recent Inflation Reduction Act in the US.

What would you do differently if you had to design The Edge, arguably the world’s most recognisable smart building, today? If you’re anything like the project’s own developers, almost everything.