Today’s workplaces are increasingly being designed with movement in mind to help promote employee health and boost productivity.

Today’s employees expect more from their workplace canteen than in previous years both in terms of what’s being served and when it’s available

As temperatures rise, so does the air con use in office buildings. Now, new designs are creating a better experience for employees as well as delivering environmental benefits.

Today’s landlords are increasingly aware that incorporating high-quality space for collaborating and socializing in their office buildings is a better way to catch the eye of companies hunting for new premises.

Going green has gone from being a luxury option to a necessity for the global built environment sector today.

The fourth industrial revolution is beginning to change the way manufacturing and logistics companies operate and use real estate.

Asia Pacific is a rapidly evolving market for investors offering exciting opportunities to diversify and spread risk across multiple markets with in the industrial space.

Heard the buzz about logistics in Asia Pacific but don’t know how to get in the game? You’re not alone.

How the rise of the shared economy is propelling a new way of living, and the impacts on the real estate market.

Capital cities across Central and Eastern Europe are becoming ever more popular with international investors.

New Zealand has a growing reputation of being a safe haven for long term investors in an increasingly uncertain global economy.

Global investors are joining with European partners to develop their presence in the region’s highly competitive real estate market.

Food trucks are at the forefront of modern urban dining – and have become a favourite way to boost the appeal of retail areas

As retailers and logistics firms aim to become more agile to deliver goods in line with today’s consumer expectations, on-demand space is catching on within warehouses.

With the shift from logistics as a cost centre to an opportunity generator, investors should keep an eye on this sector in Asia Pacific.

Local authorities and the hospitality sector are taking action to implement more sustainable tourism models for popular destinations

Tokyo’s Nakamenguro neighborhood has come a long way from its days as a backwater industrial area with a polluted river to a popular cherry blossom watching spot during hanami season.

Major American hospitality chains are finding that running a more environmentally-friendly hotel can save on costs while giving their properties greater ethical appeal

​Vacancy has continued its downward trajectory, with the overall Christchurch office rate now sitting at 8.3%.

Strong occupier demand and a shortage of industrial space continues to drive low vacancy rates.

The South Auckland industrial market (Airport Corridor, East Tamaki, Manukau/Wiri) remains in growth mode, stimulated by occupier demand for new and larger premises.

North-West remains in growth mode, driven by new infrastructure, low vacancy in competing locations and high market demand.

​Overall tenant demand in the capital maintained its momentum, as pent-up demand backfills larger floor plates that have come to market.

Demand for Christchurch industrial space continued decelerating over 1H18.