Industry insights

Our recent study shows that Ortigas is now the hottest business hub in the Philippines, where demand for flexible office space is up by 83% year-on-year.

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In Dallas and Frisco, two of the most popular markets for flexible offices in Texas, rates for workstations and demand are down compared to 2021 numbers. However, demand remains high compared to pre-pandemic years in both markets. Central business districts are still seeing declines while suburban markets are maintaining strong demand.

Companies are increasingly realigning their real estate with their agile workforce. Demand for flex space across Benelux is forecast to reach record levels in 2022 and is showing no sign of slowing down.

Demand for flexible workspace on The Gold Coast & Sunshine Coast up by more than 50%

Flexibility is increasingly becoming a key strategic driver for businesses, in terms of future planning and gaining an edge in talent attraction. Our latest research shows that demand for flexible workspace is up 22% across the UK in 2021 y-o-y, with regional cities taking to the stage.

Our latest research shows that demand for Hong Kong’s flexible workspace has remained resilient against the pandemic, with demand for flex space in 2021 up 22% from pre-pandemic levels (2019).

Demand for flex workspace is up 58% when compared to pre-pandemic level across the US with Miami outpacing all other cities with demand growth increasing 143%. Long-established corporate powerhouses such as New York City and Chicago are yet to fully recover but new business hubs such as Tampa and Houston are starting to emerge and outpace traditional commercial hotspots.