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Hybrid working to boost Central London office demand

Hybrid working is gradually allowing firms to cut back on the amount of office space they require, but it also means they need to think more about the attractiveness of their offices to support attendance levels across the week. Moving to a smaller, prime central London location is one way to achieve that and the outperformance of prime offices in central locations such as the West End is therefore set to continue.  

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