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Instant's latest data shows flexible workspace demand in Houston, Texas has declined by 27% year-over-year, though it is still up 19% from pre-pandemic 2019.

Last year, the average size of an occupier within flexible workspaces increased by 50% over 2021, The Instant Group’s data has found. To boot, the average flex office term length rose 19% from 2021-2022 while the average length of a traditional office lease dropped by 32% to 6.2 years in the U.S.

Sustainability certifications like BREEAM and LEED are not adequate substitutes for directly reporting and tracking data-led impacts, like energy and carbon reductions. Here's why both certificates and data are needed as drivers of change and metrics for success.

Flexible workspace demand in Toronto rose 27% in 2022 over 2021, while workstation rates, occupancy, and supply were all also up, according to Instant's latest data.

Increased requirements for carbon reporting is causing the amount of stranded assets to rise, leading to new pressures for each part of the CRE value chain. How can operators make sure their workspaces are part of the solution, rather than the problem?

This year's U.N. climate summit featured negotiations by nearly 200 nations about the future of global action on climate change, which led to several takeaways pertaining to the real estate industry.

Flexible workspaces have become a powerful component of a company’s real estate portfolio, enabling businesses to make value-driven decisions that align with their core values.

In Brisbane, demand for flexible office space decreased 31% year-on-year between 2021 and 2022. By contrast, both Sydney and Melbourne saw demand increase by 14% during the same time period.