UK universities are ideally placed to serve as co-working landlords, not only for the unique settings they offer, but also the added benefits, wrote Savills' Director of Commercial Research Mat Oakley. " Not only does the concept of leasing your workspace only when you need it fit the way that people increasingly want to work, it also creates new income streams for owners of underutilised real-estate. The research shows that students and staff can benefit from a shared work space in which they have access to all their personal information including email, social media accounts, calendars, files and other digital assets," he
UK universities are ideally placed to serve as co-working landlords, not only for the unique settings they offer, but also the added benefits, wrote Savills' Director of Commercial Research Mat Oakley. "The research shows that students and staff can benefit from a shared work space in which they have access to all their personal information including email, social media accounts, calendars, files and other digital assets," he