Beyond space. 

Global property consultancy Knight Frank, and Cresa, the world’s largest occupier-centric commercial real estate firm, have today announced their new partnership to deliver occupier real estate services globally.

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Major commercial property brokerages across the country are investing heavily to expand their workspace design services and stay ahead of the seismic shift in how office tenants are using their spaces. So when Cresa kicked off its national search to fill a newly created project management role, it knew it needed to find someone to help the firm stand apart from the crowd.

Access to skilled labor is a driver in the robotics industry as companies compete for talent and look to drive innovation. Identifying and locating specialized manufacturing and R&D space can be difficult, particularly in a tight and increasingly expensive industrial market.

The Occupier Outlook is a quarterly report on the US economy, including office and industrial markets.

Liles, director of market operations for Cresa, is part of the 2023 leadership team for AZCREW, which exists to transform the commercial real estate industry by advancing women globally. Prior to Cresa, she spent eight years with Cushman & Wakefield, most recently as operational specialist.

Almost three years after the pandemic forced businesses to trade in suits and conference room meetings for sweatpants and Zoom calls, companies in the Albany region are making long-term investments into rethinking and rebuilding their offices as they adjust to the new ways employees are working.

At Cresa, we are heavy users of office space and demand a lot from it, understanding that space is not just a place to work, but can have a key role in productivity, recruiting and retention, culture and ultimately business success.