Flexibility in office space is becoming increasingly prized by tenants.
Flexibility improves a space’s productivity, the ease at which it can be adapted to changing needs or innovations can help boost its utilisation and output over the course of a tenancy.
At a time where changing workplace practices and increased remote working are impacting office space demand, flexibility in a space can help attract and retain tenants.In office space, flexibility can fall into three areas:
- Place
- Technology
- People
Throughout this report we evaluate the three areas driving flexibility and how A built environment that is easily adaptable, technologically agnostic and allows for increased collaboration is likely to be more productive and in demand, as tenants continue to seek the best space to attract and retail talent.
