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Ramidus provides a blend of built environment, research and workplace advice. Our research provides investors, developers, policymakers and co-professionals with insight into drivers of change in the economy and property markets. Our workplace advice helps occupiers connect their occupation of space with business drivers and operational priorities.
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Perspectives - # 17: Hybrid, Workplace Satisfaction and Productivity: Where is HR? - December 2024
After almost five years, hybrid working, workplace satisfaction and productivity continue to dominate public debate on ‘Workplace’, but what real progress have we made? Much public debate is repetitive, comprising endless opinions, faux research, unverifiable surveys and ‘advertorial’. Why are we singularly failing to move to the next phase?
Here we argue that the key reason is the lack of engagement from management generally, and HR in particular – the single corporate function with clout and scope to effect change in all three. If we only could align the best thinking in ‘workplace’ with positive and progressive management thinking, then real strides might be made on workstyles, satisfaction and productivity.
London Office Update - # 9: VC, FDI,Science & Flex, DCs & HE - October 2024.
In our latest sideways look at the London Office Market, the last for 2024, we summarise the latest news on jobs and investment; occupier activity and new development; life science and flex space: and the rise of data centres in the capital. We also highlight the need for the new government to prioritise labour supply to help London remain competitive.
Perspectives - # 16: Forty in '24: Four decades of Learning - July 2024
Our latest Perspectives is a little different …. Marking four decades of change in London, as seen through the eyes of an accidental real estate researcher.
Four decades analysing, counting, observing, advising, thinking and learning. Four decades that have seen London transformed from a major city into a truly Global City.
What follows is a personal retrospective on how the city has changed, from a real estate perspective. It is longer than usual, but forty years is a long time; so no apologies!
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Knowledge
Take a look at recent Independent analysis for property investors, developers, policy makers and all those wanting to understand the current issues affecting the real estate market.
