Research articles

Increasing transaction sizes, surging demand for flexible solutions, and the rise of hybrid work arrangements underscore the glaring opportunity for workspace providers to grow their flex operations.

Could offering an option to use on-demand workspaces be the key to worker wellness? Our latest survey shows a staggering 85% of occupiers said access to on-demand coworking space would have a positive impact on their well-being.

Our latest data indicates that flexible workspaces have firmly established themselves as a preferred asset choice, evidenced by an impressive 17% increase in global transaction sizes during the first quarter of 2024.

Across the UK, occupancy rates in 30,000+ sq. ft. spaces hit 89%, signaling potential shortfall in larger supply.

Embracing sustainability in flexible workspaces not only aligns with environmental concerns but also drives demand and enhances the overall workspace experience, making it a strategic imperative for workspace providers.

The Instant Group’s recently published EMEA State of the Flex Market report reveals that although workspace providers may be facing challenges, the region is well positioned for growth.

With only 27% of people in our recent study rating their productivity as excellent when working from home, the question arises of what type of workspace is most optimal for output.

Recent data from The Instant Group shows London's flexible workspace market continuing to evolve in response to shifting client preferences, rising demand, and changing landlord sentiments.