Realtor Magazine | National Association of Realtors
Offices are preparing their spaces for a post-pandemic world. Companies are bringing in thermal cameras, HVAC systems that can fight bad germs, contactless coffee machines, and more as employees prepare to return to office spaces in some areas of the country.
Marx Realty has been planning a $24 million renovation of its New York City building. Beyond just a touchless Purell dispenser in the lobby, it’s adding in antimicrobial materials throughout. It’ll also have thermal screening of visitors.
“What’s important about the COVID world is that people still feel comfortable and it feels warm and inviting when they enter the building, especially after being on the trains and buses and walking in their masks,” Craig Deitelzweig, CEO of Marx Realty, told The Real Deal. “Everyone wants a hospitality feel but now they will work together, six feet apart.”
