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Meet Filip and Jakub Sarzynski of Brookfield Partners in the latest edition of Inside Our Global Network. Discover how the Warsaw-based firm combines tenant-only representation, workplace strategy, and data-driven advisory to help occupiers navigate Poland’s evolving real estate market.

Meet Steven Joseph of CBIZ Gibraltar Real Estate Services in the latest edition of Inside Our Global Network. Discover how the Chicago-based firm combines conflict-free tenant representation, integrated advisory services, and national reach to deliver strategic results for occupier clients across the U.S.

Rapid expansion can create real estate challenges that aren’t always obvious at first. From excess space and rising occupancy costs to inflexible commitments and poorly suited locations, occupiers need to consider more than simply finding space. Here are five hidden costs and risks to consider when expanding.

David Burton of Franklin Shanks, representing Australia within the Exis Global network, is spotlighted in a Q&A exploring key insights into the local market.

Five reasons CRE firms choose EXIS Global to navigate complex markets, strengthen client outcomes, and deliver greater strategic value across borders.

Daniel Klueger of The Tenant Agency, Regional Director of Exis Global Eastern U.S., is spotlighted in a Q&A exploring key insights into the local market.

Tanner Mason of Benchmark Commercial Real Estate, Regional Director of Exis Global Central U.S., is spotlighted in a Q&A exploring key insights into the local market.

Decision fatigue doesn’t mean leaders stop making decisions. It means the quality of those decisions can begin to decline.

In an increasingly connected world, commercial real estate decisions are often informed by global trends, international capital flows, and cross-border portfolio strategies.

article summarizes verifiable global data points reported by leading research organizations, offering a current snapshot of commercial real estate conditions across major regions.

In commercial real estate, the conversation around energy efficiency often centres on building certifications or cost savings. But for occupiers, energy performance is increasingly becoming a negotiation point.

For corporate occupiers, these projects present both opportunity and complexity. Redeveloped areas often offer strategic locations, sustainability-focused infrastructure, and a chance to align brand, culture, and community impact.

Corporate real estate has traditionally been measured in terms of cost, efficiency, and square footage. But as competition for talent intensifies, it’s becoming clear that real estate choices directly influence how companies recruit, retain, and engage their people.

At Exis, cross-border collaboration is more than a principle. This summer, the first-ever Exis Exchange brought that to life as Patrick Mainsbridge, Senior Associate at Franklin Shanks, spent a week with the Spring4 team in London, strengthening connections, sharing expertise, and exploring new ways to deliver value for clients worldwide.

In today’s rapidly changing business environment, flexibility has become a strategic imperative for occupiers. Whether it’s economic uncertainty, evolving workplace models, or shifting growth trajectories, companies increasingly require commercial leases that adapt to their needs rather than constrain them.