1. Return to Office Gains Momentum
In 2025, more than a quarter of U.S. companies plan to require full-time office attendance. Major employers are already seeing the benefits of in-person collaboration and productivity gains.
2. Health and Cost Savings Lead Priorities
Corporate real estate executives have shifted their focus. Creating healthy workspaces while maximizing cost efficiency now tops their priority list—a notable change from pre-pandemic thinking.
3. Sustainability Drives Premium Property Value
3 in 5 tenants are now willing to pay higher rates for environmentally conscious buildings in 2025. Sustainability isn’t just good for the planet—it’s becoming a key factor in property profitability.
4. AI is Transforming Property Management
Property managers are leveraging AI analytics for predictive maintenance and real-time occupancy tracking, transforming how buildings operate and how decisions are made.
5. Experience-Rich Environments Define Modern Offices
Focus has shifted from quality spaces to experience-rich environments. Tenants want offices that create meaningful connections and memorable experiences for their teams to collaborate in.
6. Class A Property Performance
Premium office space is pulling ahead of the pack. Class A properties are outperforming their Class B and C counterparts as tenants are prioritizing quality over cost.
7. Commercial Real Estate Set for Major Growth
The commercial real estate market is set for significant expansion—projected to grow by $427.3 billion between 2025-2029. Innovation and commercial sector growth are driving this positive trend.
8. Office Vacancy Recovery Shows Promise
There’s light at the end of the tunnel for office vacancies. Experts project a return to pre-2020 vacancy levels by 2027, supported by construction slowdown and changing occupier attitudes.
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