Luke Philpott, Equity Partner at DeVono, highlights the top three things employers should consider to ensure their office remains attractive to current and prospective employees.
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In our ‘The Changing Face of Legal Workplaces – London Edition’ report, DeVono explores how the legal sector’s requirement for offices in London is changing from a workplace and a workforce perspective.
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In this handbook, DeVono outlines how business leaders should approach commercial real estate decisions considering COVID-19, based on our ‘Return, Revitalise, and Transform’ model.
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The pace of harnessing new technology, evolving working practices and wider market disruptions are forcing some legal firms to step up a gear with workplace change. We are at a point where decisions taken now will shape the face of the legal sector’s presence in London for the foreseeable future.
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In the latest edition of our quarterly report, The Occupier, we bring you a comprehensive analysis of the London office market in Q2 2021.
As the summer draws to a close, many businesses’ focus is fixed on a gradual, but mass return to the office. Whilst it feels as though we have been here before, last year was a false start, but it did prompt businesses to kick off reviews of their operations past, current and future. Fast-forward 12 months and some of those plans are now being enacted.
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In this podcast, our Head of Occupier Advisory & Consultancy, Chris Lewis, speaks to Gerald Kaye, CEO of Helical, about the expectation for amenities in office buildings.
View video versionIn this podcast, we bring together some of our Cresa colleagues to discuss the global return to the office.
View video versionIn this episode, we discuss the window of opportunity that is open for tenants, with reference to incentives, cost and choice in the commercial real estate market.
View video versionIn this episode of our #DCTalks series, we bring together some of our Cresa colleagues to discuss the international 2021 outlook
View video versionIn this episode, our leadership team discuss their outlook on the real estate sector for 2021, including opportunities for businesses, changes in working practices and the impact on office design.
Our Joint CEO, Luke Philpott, and Head of Office Agency & Consultancy, Chris Lewis, discuss how businesses can devise their future real estate strategy using our ‘Commercial Real Estate Roadmap’
In this episode, DeVono Cresa discusses the new hybrid approach to leasing, some of the trends we have witnessed over recent months and predict what we expect going forward.
View video versionIn this episode, DeVono Cresa discusses flexible leasing as a solution for tenants looking for greater agility post COVID-19 lockdowns.
View video versionIn this podcast, our design-and-build partner team, Dthree Studio, discuss COVID-19’s impact on the future of office design.
View video versionIn this episode, we discuss the impact of COVID-19 on logistics and workplace issues faced by multinationals.
View video versionDeVono Cresa’s leadership team discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the future of the commercial property market, office design, and more.
View video versionDeVono's 'As We Hear It' series, our Head of Occupier Advisory and Consultancy, Chris Lewis, speaks to James Goldsmith, Head of Leasing at investment management firm, AXA IM, on the key issues facing the property industry, including tenant expectations about tower buildings, the diversity of occupiers in tower buildings and the importance of amenity and ecosystem in large buildings and cities.
Once again, we assemble our global Cresa colleagues to discuss the current market conditions in particular the return to the office and work from home debate.
DeVono’s 'As We Hear It' series, our Head of Occupier Advisory and Consultancy, Chris Lewis, speaks to Gerald Kaye, CEO of property investment and development company, Helical on the key issues facing the property industry, including the way landlords work with tenants, financial support for occupiers and predictions for the future of the office.
The DeVono team discuss the window of opportunity that is open for tenants, with reference to incentives, cost and choice in the commercial real estate market.
Can urban renewal and transport investment ensure the future of CBDs and the office?’ The panel of Gagan Mohindra MP, Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Department for Transport ministerial team and Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Regeneration & Development, Claire Cockerton, Founder and Managing Director of innovation advisory specialists Cockerton + Co, and Chris Lewis, our Head of Occupier Advisory & Consultancy discuss the future of the traditional office district.
Global Cresa colleagues from Poland, UK, US, France and Hong Kong assemble to discuss their outlook as countries start to ease out of lockdown and return to the office.
DeVono’s Head of Insights, Shaun Dawson, discusses the potential impact of the UK government’s legislative programme as outlined in the Queen’s Speech 2021 on the commercial real estate sector and the implications for tenants.
DeVono’s brings to you a webinar moderated by Financial Times’ George Hammond, and an esteemed panel of Paul Scully MP - Minister of State (London), Chris Lewis, our Head of Occupier Advisory & Consultancy and Melanie Leech CBE - Chief Executive, British Property Federation, discussing the safe return to the office, state of the economy and the impact of current government measures on the commercial property sector.
DeVono’s Head of Insights, Shaun Dawson, discusses the potential impact the UK 2021 Government budget will have on the commercial property sector and what implications this will have for tenants.
DeVono's Joint CEO, Luke Philpott, discusses why dedicating time to look ahead at your workplace footprint is so important.
DeVono's team discuss learnings from the COVID-19 pandemic including new trends that have emerged, market sentiment about returning to the office, and how the pandemic has changed the future workplace.
DeVono are pleased to launch its ‘Commercial Real Estate Roadmap’ – a handbook to help businesses, across sectors, in devising their future commercial real estate strategy during and post the COVID-19 pandemic. In this handbook, we outline the ways in which business leaders should approach commercial real estate decisions using our ‘Return, Revitalise and Transform’ model.
DeVono are joined by leading UK Law firm, BDB Pitmans, on a webinar in conjunction with The Disruptive GC Network. The webinar focused on the post-COVID workplace and how businesses should “Adapt, Adopt and Improve” their office space, aligned with a legal perspective on their leasehold liabilities.
DeVono’s Head of Flexible Leasing & Consulting, Gemma Foord, Head of Office Agency & Consultancy, Chris Lewis, and Head of Insights, Shaun Dawson, discuss the new hybrid approach to leasing, highlight some of the trends that we have been seeing over recent months and predict what we could expect going forward.
DeVono’s Head of Office Agency & Consultancy, Chris Lewis, features on Sky News discussing the short and long term future of the office post COVID-19 and its impact on office occupancy.
As businesses reopen, additional measures to support firms and stimulate the UK economy are expected in UK Chancellor, Rishi Sunak's, summer financial statement tomorrow. In this video, our Head of Insights, Shaun Dawson, discusses expectations and what might be unveiled by Chancellor Rishi Sunak.
DeVono’s Head of Flexible Leasing & Consulting, Gemma Foord, and Head of Office Agency & Consultancy, Chris Lewis, discuss flexible leasing as a solution for tenants looking for greater agility post COVID-19 lockdown when assessing their real estate strategy.
Our design-and-build team, Dthree Studio, discuss COVID-19’s impact on the future of office design. The discussion includes the impact of the lockdown on existing Dthree projects, the way in which the team has mitigated arising challenges, how design can protect a firm’s culture, and how we are adapting to the ‘new normal’ while retaining previously accepted working practices.
