In light of the fact that many workers now eschew the "old way" of physical work, corporate office tenants are likely to begin instituting renovations over the next few months as they gain a better sense of what employees expect as they return to the office. But the renovations will probably begin with small changes designed to have a big impact.
"In a hybrid world, the reality is that most spaces opened before 2020 are simply not designed to support new work dynamics and to fully enable innovation, collaboration, and socialization," said Michael Casolo, chief revenue officer at global workplace strategy, design, and construction firm Unispace.
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