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Insights across the global flexible workspace market, examining emerging trends, business challenges and thought leadership from industry experts.

Webinar - UK Flexible Workspace Market and Overcoming Challenges with Data

Data is king. Even more so when the market is moving at rapid pace, as the office sector is today.

Demand in Orlando is up 81% in the First Half of 2023 Compared to Pre-Pandemic 2019

According to analysis from The Instant Group, flexible workspace demand in Orlando has risen three percent in the first half of 2023 over the first half of 2022 but 81 percent in the first half of 2023 compared to the first half of 2019.

The Managed Office: When flexible workspace falls short and DIY isn’t an option

Macroeconomic and structural changes in the working world are driving unprecedented change in occupier real estate strategies.

From Brick-and-Mortar to Bytes and Algorithms: Exploring the Intersection of CRE and Tech

Many CRE companies are borrowing from the tech sector's approach to sustainable workplaces. Here are 8 sustainability-focused attributes tech has pioneered and how real estate companies can emulate them.

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Demand for Flexible Workspace in Los Angeles County Rose 6% in Q1 2023 Over Q4 2022

Flexible workspace demand in L.A. County declined 9% between 2022 and 2021, while demand in Q1 2023 rose 6% and supply is nearly flat, according to our latest data.

Flexible workspace occupancy at a record high of 83% across the UK

Flexible workspace locations in the UK achieve highest ever occupancy levels, with overall occupancy at 83% and nearly half (42%) of spaces reporting 90% occupancy according to our latest research.

Brisbane Flex Market Begins to Strengthen, with Demand Up 8% in 2022

When measured against pre-pandemic levels in 2019, demand for flexible office space in Brisbane has shown an 8% improvement, though overall demand witnessed a 1% drop in 2022 compared to 2021.

Where Will Office Investment Be Focused in the Next Five Years?

As industry players continue to debate the long-term effects of the pandemic on office utilization, landlords in particular are rethinking their investment strategies.

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