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Commercial Real Estate Faces Many Changes in New Era

What Commercial Real Estate Will Look Like When Normalcy Returns

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High Performance Computing Data Centers, MEP/FP Engineering, Workplace Interiors

What will be the new development trends for buildings once the spread of COVID-19 weakens, and what will tenants be looking for?

These are some of the topics ESD Executive Chairman Raj Gupta will address as part of a panel during the webinar “Real Estate in a Post COVID-19 World” hosted by REJournals on Thursday, April 23 from 1 p.m.-2 p.m. CT. Gupta and other expert panelists will also offer insights about the likely changes in user priorities and behaviors in the built environment, why newer buildings are best positioned to address the likely COVID-19-specific commercial real estate responses and beyond.

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