Large business expect the use of flexible working environments to soar over 2021 , according to a survey conducted by Lee Elliot . The report found that more than half of the respondents, whose businesses employ 3.5 million people globally, anticipate their use of co-workspaces to jump from over 20% of their total office space at present to around 5% by the next three years . Offices have become a tool to attract and retain talent. “WeWork has changed the narrative around corporate real estate,” said Lee Elliot, global head of occupier research at Knight Frank, who led the survey. Paying more for higher quality, flexible office space can be cheaper than constantly replacing staff according to the report.
Large business expect the use of flexible working environments to soar over 2021 , according to a survey conducted by Lee Elliot . The report found that more than half of the respondents, whose businesses employ 3.5 million people globally, anticipate their use of co-workspaces to jump from over 20% of their total office space at present to around 5% by the next three years . Offices have become a tool to attract and retain talent. Paying more for higher quality, flexible office space can be cheaper than constantly replacing staff according to the report.