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The Corona Virus won’t be with us forever, and when the economy begins to get on its feet, and your business resumes plans to grow and expand, it’s time for you to move to a bigger and better place or …

As the world combats the widespread challenges of a global pandemic, many commercial brokers and tenant representatives are receiving inquiries related to property obligations. Considering the adverse financial situation, tenants are worried about how new restrictions from the government could …

Tenant representatives help business owners understand the market, identify, and develop negotiating leverage to help them lease or purchase a commercial property for their workspace. They are often called tenant advisory or corporate property representatives but are most commonly known …

The concept of hub-and-spoke offices is not new. In fact, businesses have been using them for years. They have centralized headquarters that serve as the hub of their activity. These companies distribute their network of offices geographically after determining the needs of clients. These headquarters are in based core locations and are accessible to people. They serve as an important cultural center of the business.

In a recent article, the New York Times stated that over 3 million people in the USA are working remotely. It also raises the question of how employees support their work and maintain a balance between flexibility and maximum productivity.

With COVID-19 on the rise, many businesses are in hot waters. This article talks about the Hub and Spoke Office Model and its advantages for a business close to its shut-down.

Are you an enterprise looking for a quick fix to your productivity standards? The Hub and Spoke model is the investment you need to make to achieve that. Read on to find out more.

With quarantine and social distancing becoming the new normal, even businesses have had to embrace big changes in their working dynamics. Let’s face it! Things are never going to remain the same or return to how they were at the start of the year.

Now, every sector of the world faces the consequences caused by COVID-19 – especially real estate. Tenants, landlords, brokers, and financial institutions find themselves in a bottleneck as restrictions of global lockdown threaten their livelihood.

The COVID-19 pandemic has negatively affected the commercial real estate. It continues to wreak havoc in businesses throughout the economy, and the commercial real estate industry is no exception.