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How do return to work policies differ in key global cities?
"Cities behind the curve are benefitting from those ahead."
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Our high streets must be given the chance to reset, restart and recover post-lockdown
"We need new ways of thinking around viability, planning, redevelopment and repurposing."
Spotlight: European Serviced Apartment Market
"While the Covid-19 crisis has adversely impacted the wider hotel industry, serviced apartments have displayed a relative degree of resilience."
Tokyo Periphery - Yokohama
"Thanks in part to the success of its many redevelopment projects, Yokohama has once again established itself as a major economic hub. Moreover, the onset of COVID-19 could see its popularity rise further owing to its favourable work-life environment. Meanwhile, the relative youthfulness of the city should help ensure that real estate fundamentals remain firm in the years to come, despite Japan’s demographic challenges."
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Coffee With Ken: Educating America’s Workforce in a Post COVID-19 World
"Virtual Coffee with Ken Series, hosted by Managing Director, Ken Biberaj. This discussion features Alex Hernandez (Dean, School of Continuing & Professional Studies, University of Virginia), Jonathan Aberman (Dean, School of Business & Technology, Marymount University)and Paula Sorrell (Associate VP for Innovation & Economic Development, George Mason University)."
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In plain English: Sale and leaseback
"How does it work and what are the benefits?"
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Why mental health must be considered as we head back to the workplace
"How we work will have to change as the Covid-19 lockdown ends."
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Why Covid-19 may benefit corporate sustainability
"Many businesses will take this opportunity to address demands for more sustainable office space."
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Asian Cities Report H1 2020: Singapore Industrial
"In the industrial and warehousing market winners are starting to emerge."
Spotlight: UK Retail Warehousing
Contains 4 articles"Investment market subdued but fundamentals of the sector remain good"
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