Articles About Office

Employees working in-person again expect more from their offices. Instead of humdrum collections of cubicles and watercoolers, workplaces must now be environments that foster health and rejuvenation.

As 2022 begins, office real estate is looking very different.

Architects are challenging notions of what an office is—blending domestic, geological and topographical elements with professional mainstays.

Businesses are re-imagining offices—making them hipper, safer, and more convenient than they were before the pandemic.

Phoenix and Chicago were #7 and #16 on Wealth Management’s “Top 20 Markets for Office Rent Growth.” With flagship office developments in both markets, Alter has seen a spike in activity over the last year. In Phoenix, office rent growth from second quarter of 2019 to second quarter of 2021 was 8.3%. This even exceeds […]

Despite remote work’s rise during the pandemic, offices endure as sought-after spaces in the business world.

Your return to the office could involve some pandemic-related culture shock. Interactions you once took for granted, like getting into an elevator with your colleagues or shaking your boss’ hand, may now seem painfully uncomfortable and confusing.

Moving is always stressful. In fact, on a one-to-ten scale, moving ranks with breaking up or getting a divorce.

It’s become clear that there have been many changes in our lives since the pandemic hit our country in 2020. Furthermore, these changes, even those that were assumed to be temporary when they were first introduced, have impacted us for the long term. Our work life is perhaps the most obvious and pervasive example.

According to an article by Stephanie Heiple, “Organizational Culture Implications on Office Design and Employee Performance,” the concept that each company has a culture is a relatively new idea.