An abrupt U-turn on workers returning to their offices last month signalled that the virus will continue to dominate lives in the UK into next year. In fact, we think office working may never quite be the same. As more remote working could reduce space requirements by up to 10%, this will have consequences for both the Central London rental outlook and prospects for development over the next decade.
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