CBRE Vietnam open 360 degree office in Vietnam

After 16 years of joining and developing with the Vietnamese real estate market, CBRE Vietnam has recently marked a memorable milestone by introducing a totally new look for its main office in Ho Chi Minh City.
cbre vietnam open 360 degree office in vietnam

CBRE Vietnam's new office was designed with the open office concept

CBRE Vietnam’s new office is designed with the open office concept, which focuses on providing a modern, comfortable, and flexible space. The renewed office has an open workspace with low desks for staff to freely choose the seats where they feel most comfortable.

There are also specifically-designed small corners with bean-bag chairs and sofas for employees to work and discuss instead of having to use traditional meeting rooms. The cafeteria, a relaxing place for the staff, including a dining and entertainment area to help create a sense of balance at work, is connected to the workplace. The transition to an open office model has created cohesion, co-operation between the departments and the board of directors while building a more friendly, dynamic, creative, and efficient working environment.

According to Dang Phuong Hang, general director of CBRE Vietnam, after more than 16 years of development, CBRE Vietnam has become a home to more than 1,100 employees.

“We decided to invest in the open office model and the most advanced technology system, giving all of our staff a more dynamic working environment. When the walls are no longer barriers, when our staffs can actively choose seats every day and are always comfortable in the office environment, they will be able to work to the best of their ability and achieve further success,” Hang said at the opening ceremony.

Besides, CBRE Vietnam’s office is also equipped with amenities for relaxation purposes such as coffee makers, refrigerators, televisions, and even some board games such as table football, darts, and corners for staff to find inspiration and recharge after stressful working hours. The transition to the open office model has created cohesion and a more dynamic working culture for all of the company.

CBRE is one of the most popular real estate brands in the world and receives high confidence vote from domestic and international real estate investors. Founded in 1906 in the city of Los Angeles, California, USA, through more than a hundred years of development, CBRE is now present in more than 100 countries worldwide with more than 450 offices and branches in many big cities and more than 80,000 employees.

Source: VIR

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