Research

Future-proofing homes to support hybrid working

Singapore’s homes are evolving to facilitate new ways of working. This report sheds light on changing requirements and implications to investors and developers.

December 09, 2022
Contributors:
  • Teck Hui Ong
  • Sara Ong

Just as the workplace evolves to facilitate new ways of working, so do our homes adapt for employees to work from home (WFH) productively. In June 2022, our Singapore research team surveyed over 300 owner-occupiers and tenants to better understand how today’s era of hybrid working has influenced home space requirements in Singapore.

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