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As companies rethink the role of the office, investors are being forced to reassess what makes real estate truly valuable. Knight Frank’s latest (Y)OUR SPACE report reveals a market in flux, where flexibility, sustainability, and workplace experience are driving decisions. But with corporate uncertainty still looming, is the office market ready for a reinvention or just a reset?
On Wealth Tracker, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Dr Lee Elliott, Head of Global Occupier Research, Knight Frank, to find out more about the key findings of the report.
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