In 2024 and 2025, restaurants have become the primary drivers of retail growth in the U.S., accounting for nearly 3,000 of the 7,770 new retail locations announced during this period.

While much attention has been given to reducing the energy buildings use during their operation (like heating, cooling, and lighting), there's another significant source of emissions: embodied carbon.

The next generation of workplace design isn’t about returning to what was — it’s about creating what could be.

From our Thought Leader Partner, JLL. Explore key workplace trends shaping the future of work. In this recorded webinar, you'll gain valuable insights into creating a compelling experience that inspires employees to choose the office and designing spaces that cater to different generations and work styles. Speakers include JLL’s Dr. Paul Morgan, Global COO, Work Dynamics; Kimberly Bombery Smith, SVP, Workplace Planning and Strategy; and Jaymie Gelino, Global COO, Project and Development Services.

From our Designing the High Performing Workplace Thought Leader Partner, Gensler. The next generation of tenants want an experience-driven, unconventional shared amenity space, prompting landlords to rethink their offerings.

There is an opportunity, more than ever before, for financial institutions to reimagine their branch networks and overall physical footprint.

Unless you're actively looking for landlord overcharges, they often slip by unnoticed, unchecked, and quietly costing you money.

U.S. tariffs have risen significantly — from an average of about 3% to 24.8% based on trade volume — marking the highest level in more than 100 years.

The Walt Disney Company is bringing its first theme park to the Middle East, announcing plans for Disneyland Abu Dhabi in partnership with Miral.

One year after announcing plans to open a research and development center in the U.S., Swedish company Heart Aerospace has now decided to fully relocate its operations to Los Angeles, California.

Unilever is poised to make a $1.5 billion investment in Mexico over the next three years that will boost production for the global consumer goods company.

From our Thought Leader Partner, JLL. In recent years, discussions around the employee experience have overlooked a central component of the workforce: the frontline worker. Frontline employees constitute a substantial portion of the global workforce, with variation across regions. These employees are pivotal to the daily operations and overall success of an organization, often serving as the first point of contact for customers or playing a key role in product manufacturing.