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Opinion: Corporate Real Estate Has Become a Black Hole That Devours Money. Time to Fix It.

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Gabe Burke Accenture Real Estate & Workplace Solutions consulting practice
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Written by Gabe Burke. Edited by Sharon Simonson. Real estate portfolios must be restructured. To delay no longer makes sense. When the pandemic began, no one could predict the future of the office. Most real estate decisions were put on hold. The choice was justified by the hope that business would soon return to normal. […]

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