While searches for ‘garden offices’ in the UK peaked during the height of the pandemic, new data released by L&G has revealed that demand for hybrid working has largely...
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While searches for ‘garden offices’ in the UK peaked during the height of the pandemic, new data released by L&G has revealed that demand for hybrid working has largely...
59% of businesses who were polled said that flexible or coworking spaces are the best fit for their business needs.
Wybo Wijnbergen, CEO, infinitSpace looks at different strategies available for commercial landlords who are facing void periods and empty spaces.
Samuel Warren, VP of Sales, EMEA, HqO argues that real estate has to excite people if you want them to leave the comfort of their homes and return to the office.
The ongoing popularity of hybrid working patterns amongst businesses and employees alike is continuing to drive development decisions, according to new research from Shawbrook.
Real estate investment firm Castleforge believes that ‘smart investors’ will direct their capital toward flexible office spaces this autumn.
Wybo Wijnbergen, CEO of infinitSpace, looks at how urban workspaces will evolve over the next decade and what the industry must do do future-proof them.
Remote and hybrid working patterns are likely to result in the serviced offices market failing to fully recover from its pandemic decline despite strong growth this year.
Despite a surge in popularity for home and hybrid working demand to lease office space is still higher than in 2019, according to newly released data from Rightmove.
250 commercial landlords with offices in the UK have revealed their existing sustainability practices as part of new independent market research commissioned by infinitSpace.
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