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The Death of Water Cooler Conversations

The water cooler and its associated impromptu discussions have been staples of office culture since the dawn of time. But changes in the workplace and the topics that were once the most popular have forced it to take a backseat in modern offices. Here's why, and how you can still get the benefits they provide.

The Rise and Fall (and Rise) of Office Cubicles

By exploring the history of the cubicle, we'll learn how changing attitudes toward the cubicle reflect the evolution of attitudes toward work.

The Evolution of Commute Time

How has average commute time evolved through the ages? By examining how commutes have changed across five eras of mass transit and productivity, we can better understand why we commute today, and how we might commute in the future.

State of CRE Innovation: Q1 2019

We surveyed landlords and brokers to find out how technology is changing the game in commercial real estate. Here's what we learned.

How Brokers Adapt In The Age of WeWork

The Bureau team spoke with Peter Johnson, Associate in the Global Brokerage group at Avison Young, to get a broker's eye view of the most important trends influencing tenant decision-making--and how brokers and landlords are adapting.

How Remote Work Helps Companies Scale

Although scaling an organization spread across different cities, states and countries can seem daunting, building an effective remote team can actually position businesses to better address the challenges of growth. Here's how.

The Past, Present And Future of Coworking

The Bureau team caught up with Tony Bacigalupo, who founded Manhattan's very first co-working space in 2008. Here's his take on the past, present, and future of co-working.

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