Office Space per Worker: Evidence from Four European Markets
Jacco Hakfoort and
Robert Lie Additional contact information Robert Lie: Department of Property Valuation and Management City University Business School Northampton Square London EC1V0HB United Kingdom and ING Real Estate International PO Box 90463 2509 LL The Hague The netherlands, http://www.business.city.ac.uk/pvm/
Abstract:
Most analyses of future office demand rely on employment forecasts, taking office space per worker as given. This study analyses the determinants of office space per worker. After listing a number of hypotheses, an economic explanation is developed. Office space per worker is perceived as a function of rent, expected growth of the firm and uncertainty of this growth, the lease period, substitution possibilities on the market and search and adjustment costs. Survey data from European office markets are analyzed vis a vis the hypotheses.
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