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Flexibility, adaptability, and wellbeing will drive the next chapter of building repositioning. As real estate is viewed more holistically, it’s essential to reposition office buildings from insular, self-contained building stock to reimagined environments that will serve an inclusive role within a community. Successful projects will continue to be measured by occupancy and income — however, the quality of experience and a building’s health will be key differentiators in a changing world.

Ford Reimagines Detroit’s Oldest Neighborhood for an Evolving Workforce

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Here’s How Developers Can Reposition Office Buildings for the Future

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Building an Interconnected Future in Downtown Dallas

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Panorama: Transforming the Iconic Former Jehovah’s Witnesses’ HQ into a Mixed-Use Campus for Next-Gen Commercial Tenants

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Oakland's 1100 Broadway Sets a Bold, New Standard for the Seamless Integration of Historic and Modern Architecture

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