All Workspace articles – Page 3
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NewsHow will Knotel bankruptcy impact flexible office sector?
Industry observers say Covid-19 accelerated existing problems with US-based flex office operator’s strategy
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OnlineFocus on the wood and the trees: navigating the next few years
Right now, most businesses are understandably looking at how to simply get through the coming days, weeks, and months.
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NewsHuckletree to expand its Places concept
Flexible workspace provider Huckletree plans to expand its Places concept in response to growing demand from businesses for bespoke flexible space.
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OnlineIWG’s recovery delayed by ongoing pandemic restrictions across the globe
Workspace group IWG has told investors its “anticipated recovery” from Covid-19 will be delayed as restrictions and lockdowns continue in many of its markets across the world.
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OnlineThe outlook for the UK’s post-Brexit office market
The coronavirus pandemic has radically changed our way of working, prompting businesses to become increasingly agile and footloose – a change in company culture and working norms that would have seemed simply unimaginable just a year ago.
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InsightTime to join up the dots for flexspace
Editor: Flexible workspaces aren’t just offices, they’re hospitality hubs, too. Jonathan Goldstein’s ‘Room Service’ comment on the trials and tribulations of hotel brand loyalty opens up a debate as to what this might mean for the flexible workspace industry.
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OnlineBoutique Workplace Company signs for two new sites through landlord partnerships
The Boutique Workplace Company is to open two new offices after signing a partnership with a private landlord.
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InsightWorkplaces must adapt to survive
Editor: M G Real Estate’s Global Outlook Report highlights the uncertainty in the office market and the need for investors to carefully consider where to deploy capital (‘ There is a future for the office, says M G ’). I agree with M G’s Richard Gwilliam; the focus should be ...
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InsightSupport for flexspace will help SMEs
Editor: The Flexible Space Association has called for the chancellor to support the flexspace industry.
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OnlineGeneral Projects launches SME workspace in London’s Royal Docks
General Projects has launched Expressway, a small and medium enterprise workspace and light industrial hub in the Royal Docks area.
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InsightCovid-safe offices should stay open
Editor: It has been interesting to keep an eye on Avison Young’s ‘Return to Office’ index, highlighted in your piece ‘Office worker numbers hold up despite WFH advice ’.
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NewsNash Bond launches pop-up retail service
Agent is matching retailers seeking pop-up space with providers of flex leases
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InsightInterview with Maarten Jamin: ‘I’m not worried about competition’
Maarten Jamin, IWG chief design officer and founder of design agency bs;bp, talks to Adam Branson about IWG’s two new office concepts, its quick flex-workspace rollout and the impact of the new WFH directive
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InsightHub-and-spoke model is the future
Editor: It is no surprise that the regional office market has remained robust throughout the coronavirus pandemic, with stable rents outside the UK’s primary cities a strong indication of future working norms.
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NewsKey takeaways from the 2020 virtual WorkSpace Conference
Top industry names debate the future of the office, landlord/tenant relationship and climate agenda
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InsightWork history: how the office has evolved
As Covid-19 reshapes the future of the office, Andrew Saunders looks back at how it has evolved over the centuries and asks what it is likely to look like in the post-pandemic era
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NewsCorporates consider shift to hub-and-spoke office model
Many occupiers are looking to resize their office footprint by moving to smaller HQs with satellite offices in towns.
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OnlineRead the Property Week WorkSpace digital edition now
Property Week has released its special WorkSpace digital edition, containing exclusive office market content and a sneak peek at the agenda of this year’s WorkSpace Conference and Showcase.
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OnlineFlexible office provider Fora expands into Cambridge
Flexible office provider Fora has expanded into a new market having signed a lease for a 65,000 sq ft office in Cambridge.
