Singapore's office market will never be the same again
Flexi-working means buildings will face greater pressure to retain tenants; rents are due to calibrate
Singapore
POST-COVID-19, Singapore's workforce is adapting to the new normal of flexible working. As in other parts of the world, 2020 has laid bare some truths: office work can be done from home, and workers' wellness is indispensable to business continuity and the economy.
Just as workers expect to telecommute, businesses have started to re-design the work infrastructure to exploit the latest remote technologies for operational optimality.
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