All Flexible workspaces articles
-
MarketsWhy the office is not dead yet
South East office take-up remains strong despite working-from-home trend.
-
News
BCO set to revise density guidance
The British Council for Offices (BCO) is preparing to change its guidelines on office density in a move that could have far-reaching implications for office landlords, flexible workspace operators and occupiers.
-
Online
Breezblok extends lease at St Magnus House
Flexible workspace provider Breezblock has extended its lease at St Magnus House on Lower Thames Street opposite London Bridge.
-
News
Goldman Sachs to occupy Birmingham WeWork
Goldman Sachs has signed a deal with WeWork to occupy one floor at its offices at 55 Colmore Row in Birmingham.
-
Insight
WeWork is Icarus of flexible workspace
Editor: Last week, WeWork published its Q1 results for 2021. Its losses – both financial and including a quarter of its members – come as little surprise (‘ WeWork loses £1.48bn and quarter of members due to Covid ’).
-
Online
Workspace platform Kitt nets £3.6m in new fundraising round
Workspace platform Kitt has raised $5m (£3.6m) in seed fundraising, taking the total amount raised by the business to $7.5m.
-
Insight
Sungard and Orchard team up to offer bespoke offices
Serviced Workplace offering gives businesses more flexible, collaborative office space customised to their needs.
-
News
WeWork loses £1.48bn and quarter of members due to Covid
WeWork’s losses have quadrupled to $2.1bn (£1.48bn) and its membership has fallen over a quarter due to the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Insight
Tech to drive workspace demand
Since the start of the pandemic, there has been fierce debate about the future of workspaces.
-
Insight
View from the top: Oliver Knight, head of Landsec’s flexible workspace brand Myo
Oliver Knight, head of Landsec’s flexible workspace brand Myo, talks to Property Week about the post-pandemic market and the opportunities that lie ahead in a hybrid working-from-home/in-the-office future
-
Online
Shaftesbury launches West End flexible office offer
Shaftesbury has launched flexible work concept Assemble in office locations in Seven Dials and Carnaby Street, London.
-
Online
Flexible workspace operator x+why secures two London locations
Flexible workspace firm x+why has secured two new London offices, at The Courtenay Group’s The Fulwood in Midtown and Huguenot Place in Spitalfields.
-
Online
Where does the corporate HQ go from here? A new blueprint for co-working and co-building
At the end of 2020, Standard Chartered made a big announcement. By 2023, the bank said that 90% of its 85,000 staff around the world would be given “flexi-working” arrangements.
-
Online
The Argyll Club launches hybrid-working product
Premium flexible workspace provider The Argyll Club has launched Hub Flex, its new hybrid-working product.
-
Professional
Physical and digital security are vital to flex-space working
Having the right security tools in place can foster trust with your tenants and safeguard your proposition.
-
News
First Base secures planning for £175m Bristol mixed-use scheme
First Base has secured planning permission for a £175m mixed-use scheme in Bristol on the site of the grade II-listed Soapworks building.
-
Insight
New workplaces for a new world
With the recent reopening of the retail and hospitality industry, a new sense of hope has emerged. As the government reopens society step by step, the return to the office is on the horizon.
-
News
Springer Nature sublets two of its offices in move to flexible working
Publishing giant Springer Nature has appointed Avison Young to sublet two buildings at its King’s Cross London campus as part of its accelerated adoption of flexible working practices, Property Week can reveal.
-
Insight
Evolution is key in the flex space market
Last month, Property Week in association with Yardi hosted a digital think tank to discuss the flexible workspace market with the title: ‘Commercial landlords need to rethink their way of working or become obsolete’.
-
Insight
Hybrid working is changing real estate
Following the radical shift in working practices thrust upon businesses by the pandemic, power is slowly but certainly moving from owners to tenants. Owners must compete for a smaller number of tenants, which will drive an emphasis on services as well as flexibility.
