Houston

With Texas fully reopened and new cases of COVID-19 on the decline locally, some companies face uncertainty on the path forward to reentering the workplace while keeping employees and clients safe and healthy. Learn how other area companies plan to respond to the return to work conundrum.

As the economy looks to rebound from the ongoing pandemic, the Houston office market has begun to stall. How will it adjust moving forward and what does it mean for occupiers? Download our latest market report to find out.

While the industrial market has outperformed other sectors in Houston, a wave of unleased spec development has sent vacancy rates upward. Could the once landlord friendly market be shifting toward occupiers? Download our latest market report to learn more.

As we all seek to determine what the “new normal” will actually mean, the COVID-19 crisis offers companies the opportunity to re-examine what have we learned about how our people work.

Software company LogMeIn had most of its 3,500 workers commute into the office daily before the coronavirus pandemic. Going forward, almost none of them will.

The effects of this global pandemic have greatly altered our world, causing a fundamental shift in how people interact and communicate, conduct business, share ideas, innovate, and leverage technology.