Returning to the office post-pandemic will be a sizeable endeavour, and companies should ensure they are planning for their return with both their staff and real estate partners in mind.  In this two-part series, we will outline how to return to the office safely while considering all interested parties.

Due to the pandemic, traditional workspaces have undergone a radical change, as flexible work arrangements have become not only necessary, but also popular.  According to a recent survey of employers, 78% plan to change to remote work strategies… and for 74%, this translates into proposals for moderate to extensive real estate adjustment.  As employers plan for a return to work, it is clearly necessary they review the impact of their real estate on their workplace and their employees.

The world has changed and so have modes of business. For most of us, commuting to “the office” has changed from a 1+ hour commute to simply getting out of bed and walking over to your spare room (or even your living room).

Wherever you are working in your home, you’ll find that the optimal and ideal workspace always incorporates a few key features. Here are the top 5 things you should keep in mind when upgrading a space in your home into the perfect home office setup.