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Limited office space, need for flexibility could support demand for co-working market
Published Mon, Oct 17, 2022 · 05:50 AM
CO-WORKING demand in Singapore could remain firm as some firms opt to rein in capital expenditure, amid tight vacancies in the office market, rising rents and economic headwinds.
Occupancy has recovered from the troughs seen during the pandemic, when safe distancing measures kept employees home-bound, said several co-working operators.
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