By Meghan Hall As companies within the commercial real estate industry look to stay afloat during the market correction caused by coronavirus, they have had to not only evaluate their workplace needs, but make tough decisions regarding employment. The CRE and AEC industries, like many others, have experienced rounds of furloughs and layoffs at a […]
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