All Flexible workspaces articles – Page 13
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NewsTOG reports post-Covid bounce-back
Flexible workspace provider The Office Group (TOG) has reported a surge in the number of desks sold in the second quarter, citing the easing of Covid restrictions.
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OnlineOffice space must evolve with occupants’ needs
Over the last few months we’ve seen a great deal of mixed-messaging and uncertainty from the Government around the sensitive issue of returning to the office.
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OnlineFlexible workspace provider Yours signs trio of deals
Managed workspace operator Yours has signed two new occupiers and renewed with another.
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NewsGrosvenor to scale up new flexspace brand
The landlord plans to expand 25 EP brand with a second office by this time next year.
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NewsShard team plans ‘occupier club’ in Paddington Square
The team behind The Shard has revealed plans for a 15,000 sq ft “occupier club” at the forthcoming Paddington Square building.
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OnlineWorkspace operator takes space in Birmingham’s tallest office block
Tristan Capital and Sterling Property Ventures have agreed the first major letting at 103 Colmore Row to flexible workspace operator x+why.
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InsightMake space for the office 2.0
With the BCO poised to review its office density guidance to potentially allow more space per worker, Property Week looks at the implications for the way workplaces are occupied.
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OnlineDelay in return to offices gives businesses time to prepare
Much of the UK workforce has adapted well throughout the pandemic. Yet the government’s delay in lifting full lockdown restrictions requires another period of readjustment for both employer and employee.
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OnlineCity of London set to green light City Place House
The City of London Corporation is set to approve Great Portland Estate’s (GPE) plans to redevelop City Place House.
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NewsRemote working hailed as a top real estate issue
Survey finds mass shift to working from home is top factor affecting CRE sector.
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ProfessionalHybrid working puts the future of corporate HQs in the balance
Post Covid, headquarters must be landmark destinations that are worth the commute for employees and visitors.
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NewsNarau app launches as ‘Airbnb’ for workspaces
UK tech start-up Narau has launched a new app called Narau for people to find flexible office space nearer to home.
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OnlineWeWork unveils ‘We’re Here’ back to office campaign
Flexible workspace provider WeWork has launched a new London campaign highlighting its roadmap back into the office.
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InsightLandlords must up their game to satisfy their tenants
Occupiers are demanding higher-quality office space and more flexibility in the wake of the pandemic.
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InsightFlexible workspace is set for a post-pandemic boom
Landlords and investors shift to management agreements as occupiers look for greater flexibility and quality.
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MarketsWhy the office is not dead yet
South East office take-up remains strong despite working-from-home trend.
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NewsBCO 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.
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OnlineBreezblok 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.
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NewsGoldman 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.
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InsightWeWork 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 ’).
