In earlier posts we highlighted #JLL research on the impact amenities and mixed-use are having on the workplace. Links to both are below. We also touched on the opportunity a hospitality mindset could have on commercial real estate. Links also below. The graphic below is provided to conceptualize how this might all come together. Blue=office, red=hotel/hospitality, brown=residential, yellow=retail and green=public space #1 is simply locating uses within close proximity without any consideration for integration. Standalone uses within walking distance. While each use benefits from its closeness to the other, there is opportunity in considering overlap. #2 begins to integrate uses with some overlap i.e. some shared facilities and services. #3 is a fully integrated mixed-use development where uses and amenities are shared along with the possible integration of back-of-house and building services. The purple box is added to highlight the possibility of an overlay of common management. This is where the economies of scale and use-diversity are optimized. An example of an amenity in a fully integrated mixed-use setting: co-working. While co-working is typically associated with office it is becoming more and more popular as an amenity for both hotels and residential. This common amenity, under the #3 model, can be integrated across all primary uses. The fully integrated model also begins to offer amenities and services from one use that might not be typically offered for other uses. For example, laundry services offered by the hotel could become a service for office users, those in the residential section, the fitness amenity and others. For amenities and services typically associated with standalone office, retail, hospitality or residential, imagine the synergies created under a fully integrated model. Thoughts? Links to earlier posts: Amenities: https://lnkd.in/eWX4GqYP Mixed-use: https://lnkd.in/eM9fEyYv Hospitality: https://lnkd.in/emM4nDNH and https://lnkd.in/ea_5GzGW #realestate #realestatedevelopment #realestateinvestment #mixeduse #wfo #office #retail #hotel #hospitality #residential #propertymanagement #facilitiesmanagement #assetmanagement
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We need to think more and more about how mixed-use and a hospitality-mindset can help optimize not just the new workplace, but all uses. #commercialrealestate #hospitality #realestate #realestatedevelopment #realestatemanagement #realestateinvestment https://lnkd.in/ecNmpaT6
In earlier posts we highlighted #JLL research on the impact amenities and mixed-use are having on the workplace. Links to both are below. We also touched on the opportunity a hospitality mindset could have on commercial real estate. Links also below. The graphic below is provided to conceptualize how this might all come together. Blue=office, red=hotel/hospitality, brown=residential, yellow=retail and green=public space #1 is simply locating uses within close proximity without any consideration for integration. Standalone uses within walking distance. While each use benefits from its closeness to the other, there is opportunity in considering overlap. #2 begins to integrate uses with some overlap i.e. some shared facilities and services. #3 is a fully integrated mixed-use development where uses and amenities are shared along with the possible integration of back-of-house and building services. The purple box is added to highlight the possibility of an overlay of common management. This is where the economies of scale and use-diversity are optimized. An example of an amenity in a fully integrated mixed-use setting: co-working. While co-working is typically associated with office it is becoming more and more popular as an amenity for both hotels and residential. This common amenity, under the #3 model, can be integrated across all primary uses. The fully integrated model also begins to offer amenities and services from one use that might not be typically offered for other uses. For example, laundry services offered by the hotel could become a service for office users, those in the residential section, the fitness amenity and others. For amenities and services typically associated with standalone office, retail, hospitality or residential, imagine the synergies created under a fully integrated model. Thoughts? Links to earlier posts: Amenities: https://lnkd.in/eWX4GqYP Mixed-use: https://lnkd.in/eM9fEyYv Hospitality: https://lnkd.in/emM4nDNH and https://lnkd.in/ea_5GzGW #realestate #realestatedevelopment #realestateinvestment #mixeduse #wfo #office #retail #hotel #hospitality #residential #propertymanagement #facilitiesmanagement #assetmanagement
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Thanks to my colleagues for their input on this article as well as to Theo Constantinides of Gardiner & Theobald LLP for his contribution; our analysis of the legal aspects forms an interesting companion piece to his earlier one which is linked in our article, so please check that out too if you are thinking about these types of project.
Transforming office spaces into hotels presents exciting opportunities in urban development. Our Hotels team dive into the challenges and opportunities of this evolving trend within the article below. https://lnkd.in/e-6WYQxE Trowers & Hamlins | David Cordery | Rory Stracey
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Insightful and interesting article on a very topical subject by my fellow Hotel & Leisure team members, it’s definitely worth reading! Pete Bond David Cordery #hotels #office #hospitality
Transforming office spaces into hotels presents exciting opportunities in urban development. Our Hotels team dive into the challenges and opportunities of this evolving trend within the article below. https://lnkd.in/e-6WYQxE Trowers & Hamlins | David Cordery | Rory Stracey
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Apartment conversions increased in 2023, with 17.6% more units converted from outdated buildings than in 2022. However, according to a new report from RENTCafé, hotels have overtaken offices as the most likely spaces to be converted into new apartments. #hotels #chicagorealestate #rentcafe
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Check out our latest blog post on transforming underutilized office spaces into hotels. This innovative reuse revitalizes urban areas, boosts economic growth, and is more environmentally sustainable than new construction. Read more 👇
#blogmonday Check out our latest blog post about transforming underutilized office spaces into hotels. 🏢➡️🏨 This adaptive reuse not only revitalizes urban areas by repurposing empty buildings but also supports economic growth by creating jobs and stimulating local businesses. In addition, converting offices to hotels can be more environmentally sustainable than new construction, as it maximizes the use of existing structures and reduces waste.🌿 Discover how iconic buildings like PM & Vänner Hotel, The Ned Hotel in London, The Westley Hotel Calgary Downtown, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, and The Murray Building in Hong Kong by Foster + Partners are leading the way in this innovative transformation. #interiordesign #urbandevelopment #sustainability #economicgrowth #hotelrtransformation #adaptivereuse
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📰 News: 📰 --- The Future is Suite: The "Hotelisation" of Real Estate 🏨✨ In this rapidly changing world, we're noticing a fascinating trend in the real estate market post-pandemic: the "hotelisation" of commercial properties. Gone are the days when office spaces were merely four walls and a desk. Today, tenants crave an experience that mirrors the luxury and convenience of high-end hotels. 🌟 What exactly is “hotelisation”? It's the buzzword you need to know! We're talking about commercial spaces offering top-notch amenities and services, just like your favorite hotel. Think concierge services, fitness areas, and even electric vehicle charging stations. This shift isn't just enhancing tenant satisfaction—it's transforming the entire real estate game. 📊 - --50%-- of tenants are now looking for flexible office spaces with premium amenities. - --75%-- of modern office buildings are integrating hotel-like features to attract tenants. - --22 Bishopsgate in London-- offers free access to Europe's highest viewing platform, creating new revenue streams from premium event hires. Tenants are more aware than ever of the importance of healthy, sustainable working environments. With this shift, landlords are integrating more community-oriented spaces and smart technology to create a seamless, personalized experience. The future of real estate is more connected, more flexible, and more luxurious than ever. Ready to join the discussion? Share your thoughts on the "hotelisation" trend and how it's impacting your experience. Follow Bernier Group for more insights and updates on the future of real estate! 🚀 #Hospitality #Ecommerce #Retail #Commerce #Manufacturing #Logistics #Strategy #Innovation #Business #ArtificialIntelligence #AnniQ https://lnkd.in/eQPSrrXC
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Apartment conversions increased in 2023, with 17.6% more units converted from outdated buildings than in 2022. However, according to a new report from RentCafe, hotels have overtaken offices as the most likely spaces to be converted into new apartments. #realestate #homeconversion #rentcafe
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Why Top Executives Prefer DWELLoptimal 🤔 Ever wonder how top executives maintain peak performance on the road? Discover their secret with DWELLoptimal's high-performance corporate apartments. Here's why more executives are choosing DWELLoptimal over traditional hotels: Better Workspaces 🪑 Hotel: Small, poorly designed desks and limited ergonomic furniture. DWELLoptimal: Spacious work areas and desks for comfort and efficiency. Enhanced Privacy 🔇 Hotel: Thin walls and constant noise from neighboring rooms. DWELLoptimal: Quiet, private environments ideal for focused work and confidential conversations. Comprehensive Office Amenities 🖨️ Hotel: Lack of essential office equipment like printers and scanners. DWELLoptimal: Modern office amenities, including ample power outlets, high-speed Wi-Fi, and business centers. Superior Lighting 💡 Hotel: Inadequate lighting causing eye strain and fatigue. DWELLoptimal: Well-lit workspaces with natural light and a professional ambiance. Personalized Comfort 🛋️ Hotel: Lack of personal touches and homeliness. DWELLoptimal: Personalized, home-like settings with fully equipped kitchens and comfortable living areas. Reliable Internet 🌐 Hotel: Unreliable, unsecure, and slow Wi-Fi. DWELLoptimal: Secure, high-speed internet designed for business needs and seamless virtual communication. Discover how DWELLoptimal transforms corporate housing into a productivity powerhouse for top executives. Let us know your hotel experience below👇 #WhereBusinessLives #HumanCapitalManagement #CorporateHousing #DWELLoptimal
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Apartment conversions increased in 2023, with 17.6% more units converted from outdated buildings than in 2022. However, according to a new report from RentCafe, hotels have overtaken offices as the most likely spaces to be converted into new apartments. #realestate #homeconversion #rentcafe
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Apartment conversions increased in 2023, with 17.6% more units converted from outdated buildings than in 2022. However, according to a new report from RENTCafé, hotels have overtaken offices as the most likely spaces to be converted into new apartments. #realestate #homeconversion #rentcafe
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