Post-pandemic workplaces: Perspectives from Malaysia
Amy Wong, Head of Research & Consultancy at Knight Frank Malaysia, chats with Leonard Tay, Head of Research at Knight Frank Singapore, about optimising existing workplaces.
29 April 2024
Despite hybrid working arrangements and economic fluidity in the market, commercial property experts in Malaysia remain positive about the demand for retail and office space there. They remain optimistic about the recovery and potential improvement of leasing activities, especially through ongoing tenant retention efforts such as flexible office leasing arrangements. Asset improvement projects emphasising adaptive reuse and reconfiguration of development could also improve cost efficiency.
What other trends can we expect? Amy Wong, Head of Research & Consultancy at Knight Frank Malaysia discusses optimising existing usage of workplaces through adaptive reuse, rejuvenation and regeneration.
Watch video here:
Related Reading
Igniting Collaboration and Innovation at ABCDE's Transformed Office
