HEWN news
Offices still have a role to play but must adapt to new needs – Property Week
“THE OFFICE IS DEAD” – This isn’t new news, it actually died in the 1990s.
Flexible working, and it’s acceleration due to the pandemic, has made us rethink the role of the office. Thanks to broadband, laptops and smartphones, we can work whenever, wherever.
How not to sign up a flexible workspace operator – EG
I’ve been working with owners and operators for over 15 years, and in that time I’ve negotiated my fair share of management agreements. I can tell you they are not a walk in the park, they are nuanced… as such, there are good deals and those that benefit neither parties.
Light, modern, design-led: strategic thinking is needed to save our shopping centres – React News
The shopping centre is failing, but it doesn’t need to be like this.
Permitted development on the high street, retail to residential – Times Radio
In a discussion on the Daisy McAndrew show on Times Radio with Victoria Hills, Chief Executive at Royal Town Planning Institute, Will Kinnear gives his thoughts about the future of retail and the high street given the Government’s new permitted development rules.
Would you live in a home on the high street? – The Times
Will Kinnear gives his thoughts on the opportunities available with the new permitted development planning rights on retail to residential conversions in The Times.
What will high streets look like post Covid-19? – Retail Gazette
HEWN director, Will Kinnear is quoted in the Retail Gazette, talking about the need for the high street to be reset, to consider how towns and cities were first formed and flexible workspace should be an integral part of this transformation.
The evolution of flexible offices – Property Week
Property Week discuss how the flexible workspace market has adapted to recent events and how owners and operators are looking at their models.
Shopping for Space: Flexible Workspace on the High Street – Flexible Space Association
Will Kinnear joined an expert panel on the Flexible Space Association webinar alongside Zoe Ellis-Moore from Spaces to Places and William Stokes from Co-Space, to discuss how flexible workspace could be a major factor in the future of the High Street.
How will Knotel bankruptcy impact flexible office sector? – Property Week
Will Kinnear gave his thoughts to Property Week on how Knotel’s bankruptcy might affect the flexible workspace and traditonal space sectors
How landlords can maximise the marketability of their vacant city-based portfolio – technologywithin webinar
technolgywithin recently hosted an informative, practical and enjoyable panel looking at the challenges that Landlords are facing in the current climate. Will Kinnear joined a panel of property and proptech experst to give his views.
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