Older commercial buildings aren’t obsolete. However, they do need to remain competitive with shiny new buildings entering the market. In a marketplace where new, modern properties seem to have the upper hand, this educational webinar will redefine your perspective on old buildings, proving they are far from obsolete. We’ll guide you through innovative strategies to minimize risk and maximize building value, ensuring your properties stand strong amid market competition. We’ll also introduce you to the cutting-edge applications of AI and machine learning in the realm of property management. You’ll learn how these advanced technologies can improve operations and increase your property’s desirability and worth. This session is specifically designed for commercial real estate owners and property managers interested in capitalizing on the untapped value of their buildings. Join this webinar for a powerful opportunity to shift your paradigms and equip yourself with the knowledge to make the most out of your buildings.

As public health guidance eases and vaccination rates increase, what does the return to the office look like for tenants? It depends, according to the Q2 2021 BOMA International COVID-19 Commercial Real Estate Impact Study published by BOMA International, underwritten by Yardi and developed by Brightline Strategies. This final of three 30-minute information sessions explores the findings of this study related to the future of the workplace and return-to-office trends. There is a major workplace transformation underway as tenants report they are continuing to invest in significant infrastructure and technology to facilitate remote work, indicating that the workplace likely will be agile and flexible. However, difficulties maintaining corporate culture and connectivity continue to vex tenants, again underlining the important role played by in-person workplaces even as shifts to a more hybrid work approach accelerate.

While there has been no shortage of speculation shared on what the future might hold for the post-pandemic workplace, new research shows two undeniable truths: The workplace has been forever changed by COVID-19, and the way forward for the commercial real estate industry and its tenants hinges upon a swift response to this paradigm shift. What do tenants value the most when it comes to feeling confident in a return to the office? Answers can be found in the Q2 2021 BOMA International COVID-19 Commercial Real Estate Impact Study published by BOMA International, underwritten by Yardi and developed by Brightline Strategies. This second of three 30-minute information sessions explores the findings of this study related to tenant expectations and the prioritization of amenity investments. Overall, the study finds that, while the workplace and the commercial office sector both are at a crossroads, employers and property owners and managers have an opportunity to meet the moment with investments in space enhancements, strong communication and the right balance of remote and in-person work.

Hear the latest updates and tips from BOMA's Cornerstone Partners who have been on the front line and working directly with building owners and managers to implement and evaluate new procedures.

How are workspaces being reinvented to foster the creativity, productivity and even privacy needed to recruit and inspire multi-generational talent, while simultaneously being made more dense to realize better return on investment?

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