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As companies reel from the impact of the ongoing pandemic, many have reconsidered the need for long-term physical offices and instead are opting for a flexible approach.

Many believe that remote work is here to stay, and while it may be a part of the future of work, the real future of work is more about flexibility...

2020 will be remembered (aside from the pandemic), by the accelerated shift towards remote and flexible work practices.

Jennifer Frisk from Newmark Knight Frank believes that coworking will become an asset class for property owners.

What does the future hold for office designers? Even as millions of workers remain at home, the general consensus is that the office is not dead -- but it is...

The human element of coworking is expected to drive a rush of demand and new take-up in the not too distant future.

Since the onset of the pandemic, catching glimpses of a coworker’s spouse, kid, pet, or parent has become normal.

As more organizations encourage workers to work remotely on a long-term or permanent basis, their office needs are changing.

While some companies have welcomed back a percentage of their staff back into the office, others continue to encourage workers to work remotely.

A survey of 50 large firms shows that almost half have no plans to return staff to the office yet.