Last week we held a series of roundtable discussions with clients in our London office about how the pandemic will shape real estate into the 2030s. This note shares our answers to some of the most interesting questions raised, covering the pandemic’s role in higher equilibrium interest rates, office space needs in light of the share of remote work and pace of jobs growth, and where retail is best placed in cities.
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