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Report: Half of Largest Global Occupiers Plan to Shrink Office Space

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By The Registry Staff The commercial real estate market is undergoing significant changes as major corporate employers are planning to reduce their office space in the next three years. According to a survey conducted by Knight Frank, half of the largest companies with over 50,000 employees expect to shrink their global portfolios, with anticipated reductions […]

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