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Offices see priorities shifting towards wellness, accessibility and facilities

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Offices see priorities shifting towards wellness, accessibility and facilities

Title: Offices Embrace Wellness, Accessibility, and Facility Upgrades to Adapt to Changing Priorities

In this era of evolving workplace needs, offices are strategically prioritizing wellness, accessibility, and facility enhancements [[1](https://www.siue.edu/engineering/asee-conference/2023ASEEILINProceedings.pdf)]. This shift aims to create more inclusive and accommodating environments, ultimately fostering employee well-being and productivity. From incorporating wellness programs to improving infrastructure for better accessibility, companies are recognizing the significance of these factors in shaping the modern workplace.

外国投资者、家族理财办公室 将重点转移到CBD分层办公室

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外国投资者、家族理财办公室 将重点转移到CBD分层办公室

Foreign investors and family offices are shifting their focus towards CBD tiered offices. In an effort to expand their portfolios and maximize returns, these investors are recognizing the potential of CBD offices as lucrative investment opportunities. This shift towards tiered offices demonstrates their confidence in the thriving business environment and the long-term growth prospects offered by CBD locations.

Strata office market ‘starved’ of new units, sold-out Solitaire on Cecil spurs demand: Knight Frank

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Strata office market ‘starved’ of new units, sold-out Solitaire on Cecil spurs demand: Knight Frank

The strata office market is facing scarcity of new units, with Solitaire on Cecil selling out completely, according to a report by Knight Frank. This has sparked a surge in demand for such properties, indicating a positive shift in the market.

Grade-A office rents in the CBD soften to 0.2% q-o-q growth in 2Q2023

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Grade-A office rents in the CBD soften to 0.2% q-o-q growth in 2Q2023

According to latest data, Grade-A office rents in the Central Business District (CBD) showed a marginal growth of 0.2% quarter-on-quarter in the second quarter of 2023. This slowdown in rental growth indicates a softening market, reflecting changing dynamics in the office sector. Analysts suggest that this trend may persist as the demand for office spaces continues to be influenced by ongoing economic uncertainties.

Strata office unit at Suntec City sold for $11.5 mil

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Strata office unit at Suntec City sold for $11.5 mil

A strata office unit at Suntec City has been successfully sold for a staggering $11.5 million. This impressive transaction showcases the robustness of Singapore’s commercial real estate market amidst the ongoing economic uncertainty. The high price tag attests to the desirability and prime location of Suntec City as a commercial hub. Investors remain optimistic about the long-term prospects of the office sector, despite the current challenges faced by businesses globally.