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London is leading the way in returning to the office, with companies now leasing more space than they had prior to Covid. In a recent article by The Times, data shows that remote work has proven to be a short-term solution rather than a permanent change, like many in the business community thought. Confirming this trend, a recent KPMG survey shows that 83% of global CEOs anticipate a full return to office-based work within the next three years, up from 64% last year. This is on par with what we’re seeing here in Houston, in addition to other markets across the U.S. No matter if your team is in the office three days per week, or five, businesses still need the same amount of space, in addition to having a workspace that reflects and enables their growth. I encourage you to check out the article below for more details on the state of the office market, and reach out to me if I can help you navigate your next real estate decision.

London is leading the way in returning to the office, with companies now leasing more space than they had prior to Covid. In a recent article by The Times, data shows that remote work has proven to be a short-term solution rather than a permanent change, like many in the business community thought. Confirming this trend, a recent KPMG survey shows that 83% of global CEOs anticipate a full return to office-based work within the next three years, up from 64% last year. This is on par with what we’re seeing here in our local market, in addition to other markets across the U.S. No matter if your team is in the office three days per week, or five, businesses still need the same amount of space, in addition to having a workspace that reflects and enables their growth. I encourage you to check out the article below for more details on the state of the office market, and reach out to me if I can help you navigate your next real estate decision. #ReturnToOffice #TenantRepresentative #OfficeMarket

London is leading the way in returning to the office, with companies now leasing more space than they had prior to Covid. In a recent article by The Times, data shows that remote work has proven to be a short-term solution rather than a permanent change, like many in the business community thought. Confirming this trend, a recent KPMG survey shows that 83% of global CEOs anticipate a full return to office-based work within the next three years, up from 64% last year. This is on par with what we’re seeing here in our local market, in addition to other markets across the U.S. No matter if your team is in the office three days per week, or five, businesses still need the same amount of space, in addition to having a workspace that reflects and enables their growth. I encourage you to check out the article below for more details on the state of the office market, and reach out to me if I can help you navigate your next real estate decision. #ReturnToOffice #TenantRepresentative #OfficeMarket

London is leading the way in returning to the office, with companies now leasing more space than they had prior to Covid. In a recent article by The Times, data shows that remote work has proven to be a short-term solution rather than a permanent change, like many in the business community thought. Confirming this trend, a recent KPMG survey shows that 83% of global CEOs anticipate a full return to office-based work within the next three years, up from 64% last year. This is on par with what we’re seeing here in our local market, in addition to other markets across the U.S. No matter if your team is in the office three days per week, or five, businesses still need the same amount of space, in addition to having a workspace that reflects and enables their growth. I encourage you to check out the article below for more details on the state of the office market, and reach out to me if I can help you navigate your next real estate decision. #ReturnToOffice #TenantRepresentative #OfficeMarket

London is leading the way in returning to the office, with companies now leasing more space than they had prior to Covid. In a recent article by The Times, data shows that remote work has proven to be a short-term solution rather than a permanent change, like many in the business community thought. Confirming this trend, a recent KPMG survey shows that 83% of global CEOs anticipate a full return to office-based work within the next three years, up from 64% last year. This is on par with what we’re seeing here in our local market, in addition to other markets across the U.S. No matter if your team is in the office three days per week, or five, businesses still need the same amount of space, in addition to having a workspace that reflects and enables their growth. I encourage you to check out the article below for more details on the state of the office market, and reach out to me if I can help you navigate your next real estate decision. #ReturnToOffice #TenantRepresentative #OfficeMarket

London is leading the way in returning to the office, with companies now leasing more space than they had prior to Covid. In a recent article by The Times, data shows that remote work has proven to be a short-term solution rather than a permanent change, like many in the business community thought. Confirming this trend, a recent KPMG survey shows that 83% of global CEOs anticipate a full return to office-based work within the next three years, up from 64% last year. This is on par with what we’re seeing here in our local market, in addition to other markets across the U.S. No matter if your team is in the office three days per week, or five, businesses still need the same amount of space, in addition to having a workspace that reflects and enables their growth. I encourage you to check out the article below for more details on the state of the office market, and reach out to me if I can help you navigate your next real estate decision. #ReturnToOffice #TenantRepresentative #OfficeMarket

London is leading the way in returning to the office, with companies now leasing more space than they had prior to Covid. In a recent article by The Times, data shows that remote work has proven to be a short-term solution rather than a permanent change, like many in the business community thought. Confirming this trend, a recent KPMG survey shows that 83% of global CEOs anticipate a full return to office-based work within the next three years, up from 64% last year. This is on par with what we’re seeing here in our local market, in addition to other markets across the U.S. I am curious if some of my friends who have lived or worked in London or in other big global cities like Singapore, HKG, Shanghai, Tokyo, etc. have an opinion on any of these trends?! Hamish Morrison Bobby Sodeiri or any of my other old colleagues and friends!? No matter if your team is in the office three days per week, or five, businesses still need the same amount of space, in addition to having a workspace that reflects and enables their growth. I encourage you to check out the article below for more details on the state of the office market, and reach out to me if I can help you navigate your next real estate decision. #ReturnToOffice #TenantRepresentative #OfficeMarket

The London office market is proving its resilience, with demand surging despite broader economic challenges. Key drivers include a renewed focus on high-quality, sustainable spaces that align with companies’ evolving workplace strategies and employee expectations. Hybrid work models are shaping demand for flexible, well-located office environments that foster collaboration and productivity. As a tenant advisor in the Seattle/Bellevue market, I see similar trends here in the U.S. Companies are prioritizing workplaces that support their culture, attract top talent, and meet ESG goals. It's a reminder that even in a shifting real estate landscape, strategic planning and thoughtful decision-making can position businesses for success. What trends are you seeing in your local market? Let’s connect and discuss! #ReturnToOffice #TenantRepresentative #OfficeMarket

Asia and Europe have been leading the way in returning to the office, with companies now leasing more space than they had prior to Covid. In a recent article by The Times on London, data shows that remote work has proven to be a short-term solution rather than a permanent change, which some have predicted all along. Given the high cost of real estate across the city of London, companies continue to look hard at optimization but are increasing concerned with providing adequate space for dynamic headcount growth. Confirming this trend, a recent KPMG survey shows that 83% of global CEOs anticipate a full return to office-based work within the next three years, up from 64% last year. The US markets continue to lag on occupancy but trend is moving higher and expected to continue higher in 2025. #ReturnToOffice #TenantRepresentative #OfficeMarket

Asia and Europe have been leading the way in returning to the office, with companies now leasing more space than they had prior to Covid. In a recent article by The Times in London, the data show that remote work has proven to be a short-term solution rather than a permanent change, which some have predicted all along. Given the high cost of real estate across London, companies continue to look hard at optimization. Still, they are increasingly concerned with providing adequate space for dynamic headcount growth. Confirming this trend, a recent KPMG survey shows that 83% of global CEOs anticipate a full return to office-based work within the next three years, up from 64% last year. The US markets continue to lag on occupancy but the trend is moving higher and is expected to continue higher in 2025. #ReturnToOffice #TenantRepresentative #OfficeMarket