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Office Design Trends for the New Workplace By James Simeo, FAIA, LEED AP  At a recent CRE symposium on the Los Angeles market, CBRE Executive Vice President Grafton Tanquary offered, “CBRE expects that we’ll have a full occupancy recovery in between four and 4½ years, in comparison—by the way—to about six or seven years for […]

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