Over the past 20 years, disruptive technology has underpinned economic globalization, urbanization, and reshaped the way people work. The global workforce became more agile, productive, and connected and as a result, key office markets around the world were on a steady growth trajectory with some now experiencing record-setting development cycles.

This disruption led to more sophisticated occupier requirements causing developers and landlords to rethink their current tenant offerings. The development of smart buildings, investment in technologies, and creating enhanced end-user experiences are solutions that met the needs of the office tenant; but what will occupier requirements look like post pandemic? The speed at which technology and agile working evolves will only continue to increase over the next 20-40 years, which is why it’s critical for developers and landlords to find ways to ‘future-proof’ their assets now, in order to meet the demands of tomorrow.

Join us for an interesting discussion with some of Canada’s premiere developers and property technology specialists as they share their perspectives on the future of office buildings and key observations on how to stay ahead of the curve as they race to develop leading-edge office towers.