Reading Time: 2 minutesThe way people interact with buildings is changing — and so is HqO. This fall, we’re excited to unveil the Tenant Web App, part of our new CRM for CRE platform. Designed to make every building experience more personal, measurable, and connected, it’s the next evolution in how landlords and property teams engage with their …
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Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Future of Experiential CRE Commercial Real Estate (CRE) is at a crossroads. Decades of technological and market shifts have created a widening Experience Gap — the delta between what tenants need and what landlords deliver. This gap costs the industry billions every year and will determine which owners thrive in the next cycle. At …
Reading Time: 2 minutesTenant expectations changed. CRE systems didn’t. In today’s commercial real estate (CRE) landscape, relationships—not square footage—drive value. Yet most property teams are still managing their most important asset, their tenants, through fragmented spreadsheets, siloed inboxes, and disconnected tools. Contacts live in personal phones. Leasing pipelines are scattered across systems. And tenant health—satisfaction, engagement, renewal risk—remains …
Reading Time: 3 minutes The nature of work has changed dramatically in recent months. Though every organization is taking a unique approach to the new hybrid landscape, there are still many conflicting opinions around remote work. Some employees say they are more productive, while others note working much longer hours. Whatever the case may be, there is no …
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Reading Time: 3 minutesNo two ways about it, the competitive environment has changed. An imposing new contender has swiftly entered the arena with swagger and clout that was unimaginable just a few short months ago. The challenger – remote working – is hardly new to the game. But when the pandemic began, the robust meeting solution technologies that …
Frank Talks CRE: Fighting Through the Pain Points Read More »
Reading Time: 4 minutesThere was every reason to think that people would never come back. A devastating pandemic had stolen thousands of lives. Mass gatherings were banned, businesses failed, and the nation’s economy was left in tatters. But being the social animals that humans are, people did come back, and they returned in droves. Because they were fans. …