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Working mothers have long faced the challenge of balancing work responsibilities and parental duties, but this issue is being magnified due to the ongoing pandemic.

Despite vacancies and subleases for office space growing, experts are still optimistic about the future of the industry, even if it takes a few years to fully rebound.

As office vacancies continue to grow across the country, building owners and companies are struggling to decide what role the physical workplace will play in the future.

As demand for flexible workspaces dwindles, Savills India expects coworking leases to drop 58% year-on-year as the pandemic continues to impede on the industry’s growth.

Bankers that have transitioned to a remote workforce over the last several months have realized that continuing with flexible policies may be essential in the future.

Employee demand to work from anywhere and anytime has grown, and with this, companies will need to transform their own culture to better support their employees.

Flexible working is here to stay, and companies will need to support a distributed workforce by making technological improvements and redefining the office space.

Although shares of office REITs fell this year, experts say that demand for office space continues to grow among companies planning on adopting hybrid work policies.

As companies reevaluate what role the workplace plays in their daily operations, other corners of real estate are looking to create their own version of the office.

According to a new report from Forrester Research, companies adopting flexible work arrangements will need to invest on improving their cyber security practices.