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As a powerful supporting driver of Commercial Real Estate (CRE), e-commerce has shown how it can endure, even through a pandemic and supply chain shutdowns. Learn more about how e-commerce has helped maintain a steady demand for space — and how the Industrial sector is responding.
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Luke Hamagiwa serves as the market leader responsible for carrying out investment objectives throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern United States on behalf of KBS REIT, pension fund and sovereign wealth fund clients. Within these markets, he is responsible for the execution of strategic business plans for each of the assets within his portfolio along with new acquisition opportunities and joint-venture partnerships.
Owners and investors in Commercial Real Estate (CRE) are working to attract employees back to the office while contending with trends such as hybrid work, competitors who offer work-from-home options, and the Great Resignation. At the same time, employees are hyperaware of their surroundings — with health and safety top of mind.
There’s no denying that workforce dynamics have spurred workplace transformation and the changing nature of work necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Companies that might have never entertained remote work managed to shift their entire workforce to working from home within days in many cases.
As the retail sector rebounds from another great disruption, the hybrid approach between physical and digital experiences is gaining steam in the industry.
The battle is on. It’s perks & pay versus the Great Resignation.
With more than 38 million workers voluntarily quitting their jobs, 2021 was dubbed the year of the “Great Resignation” and “the Big Quit,” and the “Great Retirement.”
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