Remote Working Survey: London Leads European Peers

The video discusses the trend of remote work in London, where 89% of employers are open to it, compared to other European cities. It highlights the flexibility in London and New York, with 70% of staff having some remote work options. The video compares global cities like Paris, Hong Kong, and Tokyo, noting differences in office return rates. Factors such as the labor market influence these trends. The impact on property markets is explored, with a shift towards hybrid work. Landlords are adapting by offering flexible leases and coworking spaces to meet tenant needs.

What percentage of London-based employers are open to remote working compared to their European counterparts?

• 35%

• 50%

• 89%

• 70%

Which cities have a higher percentage of employees returning to the office compared to London?

• Rome and Amsterdam

• Berlin and Madrid

• Hong Kong and Tokyo

• Paris and New York

What factor is influencing the shift towards more office work in Paris and Asia?

• Labor market dynamics

• Cultural preferences

• Technological advancements

• Government regulations

What is a significant trend among businesses in response to hybrid work models?

• Downsizing office spaces

• Increasing remote work days

• Upsizing and moving to coworking spaces

• Eliminating office spaces entirely

How are landlords adapting to the needs of tenants in a hybrid work environment?

• Offering longer lease terms

• Reducing rent prices

• Changing lease structures for short lets

• Focusing on residential properties