Covid-19 and the growing climate crisis are accelerating trends – such as advances in technology, more flexible and remote working and greener travel – that are causing “a seismic shift” in the way people use and view cities, according to research by a German energy company.
Employers are struggling to understand the multiple needs of their workforces because of changes in the working life as a result of coronavirus, according to research.
A survey commissioned by the British Council for Offices (BCO) shows that, once government measures allow, Britain is likely move to a ‘mixed’ working style, with time in the office balanced with time at home.
Take-up of office and laboratory space in the Oxford-Cambridge Arc has remained resilient in the first half of this year as the region’s leading role in the fight against Covid-19 drives demand for space.
Most Britons want businesses to go beyond the government's minimum requirements to make places of work safe in response to Covid-19, suggests research.
The pandemic significantly affected leasing activity during Q2, according to analysis by Avison Young in its most recent quarterly Economic & Property Market Review (EPMR).
Senior business decision makers expect COVID-19 will result in more businesses downsizing to smaller offer spaces over the coming 12 months, new research by property investment firm Accumulate Capital has revealed.
