Corporate Real Estate Matters

With demand expected to outpace supply through 2014 and rents finally beginning to rise again, commercial real estate investors are increasingly interested in placing capital in the U.S warehouse sector.

ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) has signed an 850,000-square-foot lease for Energy Center...

Houston Industrial Market Research - Q1 2013 Houston’s industrial market remains one of the ten healthiest U.S. industrial markets because of its low vacan

Customizable 3D Models for CRE The number of new technology companies targeting the commercial real estate industry continues to accelerate. Here is a new CR

Texas Labor Market Review - April 2013 The Texas economy has added 329,500 jobs over the past year with 317,000 jobs coming from the private sector. Total

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer speaks about ending the work-from-home policy, saying it was "wrongly perceived as industry narrative."

The latest analysis from the CoStar Commercial Repeat Sale Indices (CCRSI) showed commercial real estate pricing shaking off the seasonal slowdown from January and continuing its overall upward trend with prices up significantly...

Being on the far side of 40 in the workplace can come with some nagging insecurities--namely, that your younger colleagues (especially the ones with the 5,000 Twitter followers) are fast becoming the new office stars.

The Federal Reserve‘s “beige book” report released Wednesday indicates the U.S. economy expanded at a “moderate pace” while the Dallas region repo

ATampT Zappos and other companies are sharing office space with strangers and not to save rent.

Houston's Office Market on a Boom - 9.4M SF Under Construction Houston’s strong job growth continues to boost Houston’s office market in Q1 2013. Althoug

Workplaces need to support the nonlinear workflow model prevalent in offices today. Photo co...

The Houston office market is currently in somewhat of a boom cycle as job growth an increasing demand for quality office space has spurred new construction

How is innovation changing the way the world works? New technology and innovation is impacting every sector of commercial real estate from office, to industr

The slow but steady progress in the recovery of the U.S. economy continued to present somewhat of a conundrum for the U.S. office market in the first quarter. On the one hand, despite moving in fits and starts, the recovery has...

The new workplace is universal, customizable and seamless—and instructions are not included.

New photos show progress on Exxon Mobil campus

The rise of smart phones and WiFi mean we can now work from anywhere. Should that turn the entire built environment into an office?

As the traditional office dies, hotels are starting to accommodate the new wave of mobile workers.

While working on what will soon become one of the largest corporate campuses in the world, ExxonMobil is apparently trying to minimize its office footprint throughout the country.

The No. 1 thing is to listen to what employees need. We found that they need a lot of diversity. There are so many ways to work—as a team, solo—and so many kinds of workers, from introverts to extroverts and so on.

Companies that depend on innovation are redesigning work spaces to encourage a certain kind of accident: the human collision.

It's make-or-break time for North America's port cities. U.S. ports must secure $3.6 trillion by 2020 for infrastructure improvements competitive as global