The commercial real estate market has hardly been immune to the Great Resignation. Hotels and retail stores have been clamoring, often to little avail, for more workers. The impact is being felt in other ways as well, such as higher CRE loan servicing costs due to turnover at mortgage servicers. 

Companies should expect a continuation of these tight labor market trends in 2022, according to a new report from Glassdoor. 

Here are three trends it highlighted among its findings. 

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