The hybrid workplace with its changing context has created a need for new due diligence in office planning, in no industry sector more, perhaps, than law offices, reported Savills.
Some law firms have struggled post-pandemic in their real estate planning process because there is no tried and tested set of best practices to follow.
"The past 20 months have presented a trio of unprecedented external market and cultural forces that have forced a complete re-evaluation of everything from work environments and workflow to recruiting practices," Savills said in a new report.
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