When looking for an office space in the UK, how quickly you can get it is an important factor. Whether you’re a startup looking to get things going ASAP or an established business who is rapidly expanding, you may need to get into an office as quickly as possible. Here, we discuss how fast you […]
If you are renting a property for business purposes, you need to be eligible and adhere to certain checks including financial checks, identity and background checks, usage and suitability checks and health and safety compliance. You will also have certain legal responsibilities depending on your lease. In this guide, we’ll share information about the key
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When thinking about setting up or expanding a business, a crucial decision to make is whether it is better to rent or own an office space. The decision will depend on your business goals, financial situation and plans for growth. Renting may allow for greater flexibility and allow companies to scale more, while owning provides
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Nestled in the heart of North London, Islington stands as a vibrant borough that’s become an attractive hub for businesses and property seekers. Its eclectic mix of trendy boutiques, cosy pubs, and high-end restaurants have certainly played a part in drawing people in. But there’s more to Islington than just its thriving social scene. The
Garden offices have seen a soar in demand, particularly since the start the covid pandemic. This was because of the government advice to work from home where possible, which has deterred millions of office workers to the office, and instead towards the comfort of working in their own home. For some however, it has proved
Cutting costs as a start-up or small business can be difficult, especially since profits tend to be reinvested back into the business, leaving little left for rent. This problem can get more dramatic in the winter months when office spaces must be heated. The Telegraph says that the average British startup spends £22,756 in its
Covid crushed demand for office space across the globe. Employee sentiment towards working in offices shifted and a surging demand to work from home seemingly still remains. According to a recent Microsoft study surveying 31,102 workers, employees’ biggest demand is flexibility. 52% of those surveyed asserted hybrid or remote work was core in remaining in
Coming up to the 2 year anniversary of the initial coronavirus outbreak, we evaluate the five key ways that office spaces have changed since Covid started and what we can expect for the future of offices. Demand for the office space The demand for office space has fluctuated dramatically over the last two years
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With the country still uncertain about how to proceed, many companies are torn between summoning staff back to the office or letting them continue to work from home. What is clear is that the future of the office space has been changed significantly due to the events of the coronavirus pandemic. Here are some trends
At the start of the pandemic, as remote working became the norm, there was a huge increase in literature supporting the productivity of the remote worker. However, to what extent is that a myth? Is Working from Home More Productive? The simple answer is no. In a study by The Manifest, only 30%
The coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated underlying mental health problems for many in what has been an unprecedented mental health crisis. Part of this is due to the extended time spent working from home. The Office as an Important Social Hub There is a wealth of literature to support how many employees have experienced
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The novelty of remote working has worn off, and the many negative long-term effects of remote working are becoming more apparent as many workers long for a return to the office. The Productivity Peak There has been a vast amount of conflicting findings about the productivity, or lack thereof, of working from home.
