January 22, 2024

London’s office market is reshaping the city and the way people experience the workplace

London’s office market continues to adapt to evolving workforce demands. The normalisation of hybrid and flexible working since the pandemic remains the biggest cultural shift that the office sector has witnessed in decades. In addition to the rise in demand for quality-as-a-must in 2023, collaboration, culture, and connectivity will lead the charge for office space trends in the year ahead. More →

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London’s office market is reshaping the city and the way people experience the workplace

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