Why ESG is Now a Critical Consideration for Corporate Occupiers
In the past, environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors were often considered the remit of listed entities or institutional investors. Today, ESG has become a front-line issue for corporate occupiers, particularly those seeking to attract talent, manage risk, and deliver long-term business value.
Five Key Principles to Maximising Opportunity and Managing Risk in Your Commercial Lease
Securing the right commercial space is one of the most significant decisions your business will make. A well-negotiated lease can be a springboard for growth, while a poorly structured one can become a financial and operational burden.
Reimagining Corporate Real Estate Decisions Through AI
The corporate real estate (CRE) sector is experiencing one of the most significant transformations in its history. No longer confined to traditional market cycles and human-led negotiations, decision-making is now being reshaped by artificial intelligence (AI).
Managing Conflict in Professional Services Firms: Why Real Estate and Lease Incentives Matter During Succession
Conflict in professional services firms is a common occurrence. With flat structures, shared ownership, and high-performing individuals, tensions often arise around succession, governance, and major investments.
