Global Companies to Cut Office Space by 10-20% in Next Three Years: Survey
Around 50% of major global companies plan to reduce their office space in the next three years, with American cities, particularly San Francisco, most at risk of having empty offices, according to a survey by UK-based real estate firm Knight Frank. The commercial real estate market is under strain from waning demand for office space following a rise in homeworking after the pandemic, as well as from falling property values and rising interest rates. However, 55% of all surveyed companies expect to increase their footprints over the next three years, with growth led by smaller firms of up to 10,000 employees.
