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In a world that is in a state of constant movement, where cutting-edge technology brings new ways of interacting and experiencing, we know that the physical need for buildings to live and work in will remain invariable.

The COVID-19 virus, which struck the world at the end of 2019, is a rare occurrence that affected the office market the past few months. Countries, economies, and populations had to shut down. Our offices were deserted, bars and restaurants closed and streets left abandoned as people retreated indoors, to ride out the lockdown period.

While online retail has played its hand well during this crisis, will it be able to cement its long-term position as the first choice for consumers in times of crisis?

We have learnt to get used to seeing a screen made up of individual boxes with faces of our colleagues, and many businesses have been able to continue working almost as usual, with many now convinced of the virtues of remote working.