2023-05-10-莱坊-Corporate_Real_Estate_and_New_Age_Workplace_Management_2022_11页_2mb

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COVID-19 has profoundly altered corporate real estate (CRE) strategies, driving the adoption of hybrid work models and challenging traditional space optimization.
Geopolitical shifts and sustainability concerns, particularly ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance), are intensifying the search for effective workplace models.
India's CRE market has shown resilience, with private equity investments increasing by 57% YoY in 2021, led by office, warehousing, and retail sectors. Bengaluru and Mumbai are key investment hubs.
The industry is projected to reach US$1 trillion by 2030, contributing 13% to India's GDP by 2025, with facilities management growing at 14.8% CAGR through 2028.

ESG Integration: Sustainability and social responsibility are central to modern CRE, influencing asset valuation and long-term operations.
Automation & Digitalization: PropTech solutions (e.g., blockchain, IoT, BIM, VR/AR, drones) are enhancing efficiency, decision-making, and workplace experiences.
Smart Buildings: Focus on energy efficiency, renewable technologies (e.g., green certifications and retrofits) to meet environmental goals and improve tenant comfort.
Enhanced End-User Experience: Emphasis on hospitality-driven facilities management, wellness features (e.g., WELL standards), and diverse workplace designs.
Supply Chain & DEI: Optimizing supply chains for resilience and promoting diversity/equality/inclusion to attract talent and meet evolving stakeholder demands.

Blockchain: Simplifies transactions and ownership tracking.
Big Data & IoT: Enables data-driven insights for leasing, energy management, and operational efficiency.
BIM & ConTech: Improves construction and building lifecycle management.
Sharing Economy & Geolocation: Facilitates shared spaces and location-based services.
VR/AR: Reduces the need for physical property visits, enhancing virtual tours and design visualization.

ESG is integral to operational excellence, reducing costs, and mitigating regulatory risks. It aligns with long-term business growth and stakeholder expectations.
Knight Frank provides ESG advisory and integrates sustainability into services like facility planning, energy management, and carbon reduction strategies.

India's facility management market (US$46.27 billion in 2022) is expanding due to increasing outsourcing by commercial entities and the need for lean, efficient operations. Growth drivers include office expansion, flexible workplaces, and sustainable building adoption.

Committed to Net Zero Carbon by 2030 and Building Foundations (People, Place, Planet) to reduce plastic use, paper consumption, and energy efficiency.
PropTech and sustainable building solutions are embedded in their offerings to support client ESG goals.

Knight Frank offers asset management, facilities management, and consultancy services tailored to CRE needs.
Collaboration with CII focuses on sharing insights on new workplace trends, enhancing industry dialogue.

The CRE and new-age workplace landscape will be shaped by technologies, sustainability, and flexible work models, with India's market poised for significant growth amid global economic uncertainty.

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