Energy

Energy is volatile, but that could work in your favor, especially when it comes to your real estate options.

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The energy industry is volatile. And, we understand more than most how the demand for space fluctuates with the price of the commodities involved.

Timing rules the industry. We know which kinds of companies — upstream, midstream and downstream — are likely to need space at which times, and we can help you plan accordingly. Leases require flexibility to accommodate growth, which comes in two forms—acquisitive and organic—both of which we discuss with our clients often. We partner exclusively with occupiers to develop unbiased real estate strategies that account for all contingencies, while saving costs.

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Now that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recommended sweeping changes to American offices, companies around the country are preparing elaborate new routines intended to keep their employees healthy. But some of these measures have practical limitations, says Cresa CEO Jim Underhill.
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Whether reconfiguring your space to accommodate social distancing guidelines or enhancing your remote work program, find out how to reduce density, increase sanitization and foster productivity when you return to the workplace.
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Blog
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As a result of widespread layoffs, interrupted cash flow for businesses and the forced efficiency of work-from-home, many companies will conclude that they do not need the same amount of office space as they did before the pandemic began.
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