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The 2025 Enterprise Occupancy Tracking Report Stats, Challenges, Insights

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The 2025 Enterprise Occupancy Tracking Report 12 Copyright © 2025 Tango. All rights reserved. 02 North American firms track occupancy less than European firms Just 25% of North American respondents said their firm tracks more than 75% of the buildings in their portfolio. More than half (54%) of European respondents claimed to track more than 75% of buildings. This is especially surprising given that North American firms ranked occupant experience as their top real estate and facility management priority—it's hard to optimize your space for occupants if you don't know how they're using it. This difference in occupancy tracking also correlates with a difference in RTO adoption. According to JLL, US companies were far slower and less successful at getting employees back in the office. So bbb it's possible that European firms have simply had more incentive to implement occupancy tracking because more of their employees are actually using their real estate. 9% 23% 33% 15% 33% 8% 25% 54% 03 Larger enterprises tend to track more of their portfolios Unsurprisingly, the firms with the most revenue (greater than $10 billion US dollars) were more likely to track more of their buildings. Presumably, these firms have more funds to allocate toward cost savings opportunities, and larger portfolios with greater potential for optimization. If a company's footprint is large enough, occupancy tracking can often reveal entire floors or even buildings that can be offloaded by consolidating underutilized space. And when you have tens of thousands of employees, it's more challenging to ensure they all have access bb to the resources they need to be productive and satisfied in the workplace. We do not track occupancy in any of our buildings In less than 25% of the buildings In less than 50% of the buildings In less than 75% of our buildings In more than 75% of our buildings North American European 7% 7% 20% 27% 20% 27% 10% 32% 50% We do not track occupancy in any of our buildings In less than 25% of the buildings In less than 50% of the buildings In less than 75% of our buildings In more than 75% of our buildings Small Firms Large Firms 0% 0% 0%

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