All Workspace articles
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InsightFlex space offers a hybrid solution
Flexible workspaces have been the solution for a huge number of companies during the turbulent Covid-19 times, and this will only increase into 2023.
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News
Property Week’s WorkSpace Conference rearranged for 21 November
Property Week’s WorkSpace Conference & Showcase will now take place on Monday 21 November to avoid planned rail and tube strikes.
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News
Collaboration is no magic bullet
Every year in our office, we ban a word. In previous years, we’ve banned words such as ‘millennial’. The M-word had been used to personify an entire generation and falsely characterise them as homogenous.
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Online
Sirius figures show benefits of BizSpace acquisition
Sirius Real Estate has posted an annual increase in net asset value (NAV) of 15.5% for the year to the end of March.
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Markets
The great ‘hotelification’ drive
Offices are starting to mirror the aesthetic and comfort of hotels. Property Week reports on the trend.
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News
U+I seals Brighton lease with tech firm Hyve for new HQ
Cloud hosting provider Hyve has agreed terms with U+I, the urban developer owned by property giant Landsec, to take the top two floors at The Office at Circus Street in Brighton.
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News
How to meet lab space demand
This spring marks the five-year anniversary of the opening of the Francis Crick Institute at King’s Cross, commonly referred to as a ‘cathedral for science’. It continues to set the benchmark on a global level for the Research and Development Community.
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News
Workspace operator Clockwise expands in Southampton
Workspace operator Clockwise is set to open a new hub in Southampton.
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News
WeWork to list on New York Stock Exchange tomorrow
Flexible workspace provider WeWork is set to join the stock market tomorrow after its merger with special-purpose acquisition company BowX Acquisition Corp.
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News
The key takeaways from Property Week’s hybrid WorkSpace Conference
Senior real estate figures discussed investment trends, the hub-and-spoke office model and inclusion benefits.
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News
Hines signs flexible workspace provider at Brindleyplace
Flexible workspace provider x+why has taken 40,000 sq ft at Hines’s Brindleyplace in Birmingham.
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Online
Q&A with Kate Smith, head of workplace and portfolio strategy at CBRE
Kate Smith, head of workplace and portfolio strategy at CBRE, is among the industry-leading line-up due to speak at Property Week’s WorkSpace Conference + Showcase on 1 October.
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News
More top speakers join the line-up for Property Week’s hybrid WorkSpace Conference
The return to the office, inclusive workspaces and sustainability are among the hot topics set to be debated at Property Week’s WorkSpace Conference + Showcase on 1 October.
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Insight
View from the top: Alastair Moss, chair of the City of London Corporation’s planning and transportation committee
Ahead of WorkSpace Conference + Showcase, the City of London Corporation planning and transportation committee chair talks to Property Week about the Square Mile’s prospects as office workers return.
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Online
A new generation of operators calls for better standards in workspace
The expected stampede to return to city centre offices may be corralled by a lack of suitable supply, according to Ryan Unsworth of developers Opus North.
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News
Heavyweight speaker line-up announced for WorkSpace Conference
Former Twitter European VP big-ticket addition to raft of top industry speakers.
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Online
PineBridge takes 11,404 sq ft at The Avenue workspace
PineBridge Investments has taken 11,404 sq ft at workspace, The Avenue in the West End, London.
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Online
Landsec forward purchases office building in Berkeley’s Oval Village
Landsec has conditionally exchanged contracts for the forward purchase of Oval Works, a standalone office building that forms part of Berkeley’s Oval Village in Lambeth, south London.
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Online
Essensys posts rise in revenue
Flexible workspace tech provider essensys has posted a rise in revenue for the year ending 31 July 2021.
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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.
