Workplace Talks: Why Furniture-as-a-Service?
There's been a lot of discussions lately around the way employees work and what will be the best model to adopt once teams can fully - and safely - return
Facing the Unknown: The Benefit vs. The Outcome of the Office
As the pandemic is entering a new phase and more organizations are eyeing a return to the office, one thing has become abundantly clear: The modern office isn’t going anywhere,
Workplace Talks: CORT Supporting Space-as-a-Service & Edison Spaces – Flexing in Mid-Markets
I recently read this terrific article entitled, “Square foot in a round hole? Why office space may need a new valuation model”, published by Business Reporter. For example, “Much is
Workplace Talks: The Sustainable, Innovative, Future of CRE (Part 2)
Written by: Melanie Jones Last week, I had the pleasure of sharing part one of my conversation with Alex Edds, Director of Innovation at JLL. Thank you so much for joining
Why Workers Want to Return to Work in 2021
Prior to the pandemic, remote work was viewed as a privilege by most. In 2020, however, businesses and employees scrambled to set up virtual workplaces and continue operations despite not
Workplace Talks: Operationalizing Flex Space
Recently, Melanie Jones on the workplace team at CORT had the opportunity to chat with Chantal Wirekoh about her perspectives on work, commercial real estate, flex space, and an eye for innovation. From her time at
Workplace Talks: What is Space-as-a-Service?
By: Melanie Jones, CORT National Commercial Real Estate Business Development Manager Recently CORT's own Melanie Jones had the privilege of chatting with Caleb Parker of Bold—which is now part NewFlex powered
Why Doesn’t our “New Normal” Feel Very Normal?
It's in our human nature to long for a community. Think about it – growing up, maybe you did swim team every summer, played lacrosse and joined a few clubs
Back to Work and Social Distancing – A Personal Perspective
I shared a HazMat Picture with a couple of co-workers as a possible safety precaution to return to work. The responses ranged from scary to funny. Right now, the idea
Things to Consider in Your Workplace Reentry Plan
Many working professionals know that a return to their workplace is coming - if it hasn’t begun already. However, the old familiar - and highly praised - open and collaborative
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