Sector | Answer |
Agricultural land |
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Urban land |
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Office |
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Shopping |
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Industrial properties |
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Hotels |
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Resort properties |
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Rental housing & rental apartments |
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Owner-occupied apartment or condominiums |
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Detached houses, rowhouses or low-rise residence |
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Residential land subdivision |
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Retirement living |
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Overall Assessment for your country |
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It’s highly likely that most office workers will adopt a hybrid model of remote and office work. This suggests that tenants may not require as much space as prior to the pandemic. However, those workers that do return to the office will likely find the amount of space allocated to each worker has increased. In the aggregate, this could put some downward pressure on demand. Office operators that demonstrate the safest environments will maintain stabilized occupancy rates and strong rental rates.
It will be vital for operators to collaborate with their tenants more than ever before. Put smart systems in place that provide real-time data on properties to all stakeholders and address safety concerns as soon as they are known.