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According to a recent Colliers International report, flexible workspaces are anticipated to double, or even triple, in the next five years despite numerous obstacles.

Technology workers have expressed that they want flexible or remote working policies to be an option permanently and believe it can have a great impact on their company.

Despite office occupancy being low, companies are seeing workers slowly come into the office. Still, the sector won’t make a comeback until a vaccine is widely available.

After a tumultuous year, the office sector and real estate in general could bounce back if a vaccine becomes available to the general public by the first half of 2021.

According to Microsoft founder Bill Gates, the standards in which we work and travel for business will permanently be transformed even after the pandemic has subsided.

Now that companies have had the opportunity to experiment with part-time and flexible working policies, many employees are finding this way of working to be preferable.

Microsoft will embrace flexible work policies for the foreseeable future and employees can now expect working from home for part of the week to be the new norm.

Office spaces have been propelled into the future, and the industry could learn from brick-and-mortar stores who underwent massive changes over the last two decades.

A new survey from Gensler reveals that employees actually want to come into the office some of the time, meaning companies need to adopt a hybrid approach in the future.

Three months after China-based shared workspace provider Ucommune has to walk away from its IPO filing, the company has completed a backdoor listing in the U.S.