COVID-19 and Corporate Real Estate: What Happens Now?

Multiple reports from leading firms and organizations assessing what happens now for CRE.

CDC Guidance Document

How Corporate Real Estate is Responding to the COVID-19 Coronavirus
Challenge:
Key Findings from a Worldwide CORENET Global Member Survey

COVID Executive Orders – By State (Council of State Governments)

State by State Covid-19 Guidance (HuschBlackwell)

Deloitte

  • COVID-19 Implications for Corporate Real Estate: Five Areas Corporate Real Estate Leaders Should be Thinking About Today | The COVID-19 crisis is a pivotal point in time. While organizations are taking steps to keep their employees safe and operations running, a new normal will likely emerge that may be nothing like it is today. How people work may change. How people interact with one another may change. How corporate real estate teams plan for and manage workplaces will likely be different. To begin planning a recovery response, we have identified five areas that corporate real estate leaders should be thinking about today.
  • COVID-19 Considerations for Leased Real Estate: Understanding and Assessing Impacts | With the rapid global spread of COVID-19, both landlords and tenants have felt an impact as many businesses make the decision, or are required by law, to shut down offices, stores, and restaurants in hopes of protecting the public, their employees, and their patrons. Given that leased real estate expenditures are frequently a material operational expenditure for many businesses, uncertainty regarding leased real estate is on the minds of many businesses as the impacts of the pandemic expands.

JLL

  • A Guide to Working in the Next Normal: As employees and tenants begin to return to the workplace, our new guidebook provides resources to help navigate (re)entry in the next normal.
  • (Re)activate Space | Office Reentry: Understand how to create effective guidelines and protocols, make adjustments to space and monitor employee compliance when reactivating the workplace in a COVID-19 world.
  • (Re)vitalize Property & Workplace Operations: Uncover key areas to consider when revitalizing property and workplace operations to ensure buildings and workspaces are safe, resilient and ready for the next normal.
  • (Re)spect Health & Wellness: Learn key considerations for commercial real estate owners and occupiers during re-entry to promote the health and wellness of employees, tenants and visitors upon reopening.
  • COVID-19 : Global Real Estate Implications: This updated report looks at the lessons from China, the global policy response and the practical challenges businesses will face for re-entry, as well as capital market implications and sector-specific impact.
  • Tenant Needs in a Post-pandemic World: 2020 Forecast Series | The coronavirus has caused an abrupt shift in workplace operations that may have a lasting impact on workspace design thinking and use. What is the future of work in a post-COVID-19 world?
  • COVID-19 Implications for Corporate Real Estate: Five Areas Corporate Real Estate Leaders Should be Thinking About Today | The COVID-19 crisis is a pivotal point in time. While organizations are taking steps to keep their employees safe and operations running, a new normal will likely emerge that may be nothing like it is today. How people work may change. How people interact with one another may change. How corporate real estate teams plan for and manage workplaces will likely be different. To begin planning a recovery response, we have identified five areas that corporate real estate leaders should be thinking about today.
  • COVID-19 Considerations for Leased Real Estate: Understanding and Assessing Impacts | With the rapid global spread of COVID-19, both landlords and tenants have felt an impact as many businesses make the decision, or are required by law, to shut down offices, stores, and restaurants in hopes of protecting the public, their employees, and their patrons. Given that leased real estate expenditures are frequently a material operational expenditure for many businesses, uncertainty regarding leased real estate is on the minds of many businesses as the impacts of the pandemic expands.

CBRE

  • Reopening The World’s Workplaces | The implications of COVID-19 have been profound, and the path to business recovery is evolving and fluid. This briefing is for occupiers of space and landlords who manage their buildings—wherever they are in the response-to-recovery process. We are sharing our expertise and advice based on a rapidly growing body of experience, detailed guidance documents, technical specifications, protocols and tools that we have developed for and with our clients and for our own CBRE workplace.

CCIM

Elsewhere:

NAR: Coronavirus Guidance For Commercial Real Estate

McKinsey: Commercial real estate must do more than merely adapt to coronavirus