by Jason Parker — May 23, 2022 Editor’s Note: The WRAL TechWire “Future of Work” series, supported by commercial real estate firm JLL and other partners, concludes this week, with a look ahead to the future of work and the future of the Triangle. So far, the Future of Work series took an in-depth look at the demand for land, which can now be described as “insatiable,” while developers look to shore up their land positions. That’s especially the case in the industrial sector, the topic of the special report and in-depth Q&A, and, increasingly, the life science and biopharmaceutical sector, which the series investigated last week. Join a WRAL TechWire LinkedIn Live discussion on Tuesday, May 24 at 11 a.m. with Brett Cox, research manager at JLL, to discuss the latest trends and the future of commercial real estate in the Triangle. +++ RALEIGH – The future of work relies on talent, as does the Triangle’s regional economy. That’s among the main themes of the WRAL TechWire special reporting project, Future of Work, which concludes this week. While employee preferences may have changed, in part due to the onset of the global pandemic and a changing labor market, one thing…
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