The new way of crafting a unique office environment is just getting underway, says a source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> column—part of GlobeSt.com's 15-year anniversary coverage.

Sources who spoke with GlobeSt.com in celebration of our 15-year anniversary say that “In the past, an office was a place to sit, a workspace for employees. Office space today is much more than that.”

According to one source we recently chatted with for GlobeSt.com's 15 year celebration, location, location, location is changing the way space is used today and is being driven by technology, Millennials, and investors.

There is a significant decline tenants renewing leases in their existing locations, preferring to move into newly converted space as opposed to living through the conversion, says one source in this <b>analysis</b> of office space design trends in celebration of GlobeSt.com's 15th anniversary coverage.

As part of GlobeSt.com's 15-year anniversary, GlobeSt.com looks at a few development and design trends in office and learns that the creative model is more than just a few modifications.

DENVER—The State's best high-growth, high-prospect private firms in the technology, health, aerospace, energy, and natural foods and products industries.

LOS ANGELES—As part of GlobeSt.com's 15-year anniversary celebration, we chatted with local sources about how the L.A. office market has fared, and what law has made a major impact on price per square foot construction.

Fifteen years ago, we were at the peak of the dot-com era, which was the start of the idea that creative types of tenants wanted a different kind of workplace experience—it started a movement that never went away, says one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> analysis looking at how the office market has evolved over the past 15 years.