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市场调查报告书
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英国共享办公室:市场占有率分析、行业趋势、统计数据和成长预测(2025-2030 年)UK Co-Working Office Spaces - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2025 - 2030) |
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英国共享办公空间市场规模预计在 2025 年为 14.4 亿美元,预计到 2030 年将达到 20.2 亿美元,预测期内(2025-2030 年)的复合年增长率为 7.11%。
共享办公空间很快就成为企业的理想选择。传统的工作方式不再适合我们的生活方式。世界正在迅速走向共享办公空间,它提供了灵活性和成长空间。
一项针对 1,000 名企业领导人的调查发现,在家工作带来的自由可能会永久改变我们的工作方式。近一半(45%)拥有办公空间的公司计划在 2025年终缩小规模,七分之一(18%)的公司自疫情开始以来已经缩小规模。研究显示,未来五年内,约有1,800万平方英尺的办公空间将被淘汰,占目前已占用空间的18%。
英国企业也寻求更短、更灵活的租约,并转向 WeWork 等共享办公空间,12% 的企业打算比「自有」办公室更频繁地使用这些空间。在计划继续使用办公室的公司中,13%的公司将寻找人均办公桌空间较小的住宿设施。
在这个新环境中,灵活性是改变的驱动力,将办公空间转变为充满可能性的空间。例如,伦敦郊区的一个小型办公空间为团队提供的费用不到每人每天 265 欧元(287.51 美元)。这种灵活的空间回应了现代工作空间不断发展的特性,不仅具有实用性,而且还能满足现代职业生活不断变化的需求。
装修和融资成本的上涨,以及开发完工时间的延迟,推动了租户对灵活、对业主友善的办公空间的需求。这些选择有助于减轻这些风险,并为租户提供灵活性和便利性。此外,黄金位置的弹性办公空间短缺也推动了对业主安装办公空间的需求。许多地方的运转率升至满员。
然而,我们看到 5,000 至 10,000 平方英尺范围内的装修办公空间交易量有所增加。这在金融城尤其明显,2022 年由房东主导的装修交易数量增加了一倍。
此外,2022 年,业主装修占该市面积少于 10,000 平方英尺的办公室租赁交易的 42%(而 2021 年仅为 21%)。人们对全託管空间的兴趣也日益浓厚,由业主提供软服务。小型租户青睐健身空间的趋势预计将持续下去,尤其是随着包含软服务的「套餐交易」的兴起。
当地调查显示,伦敦是设立联合办公室的最佳地点。该研究调查了全球 53 个地点,考虑了共享办公室的供需情况、平均每月成本、网路速度等。
结果,伦敦击败其他城市,夺得灵活办公空间的头把交椅。除了混合工作之外,对共享办公室的需求也在上升。
Instant Group 报告称,去年英国的运转率达到了 83%,为疫情爆发前的最高水平。预计这一趋势将持续到 2024 年,企业将考虑搬迁至服务式办公室,以度过经济衰退并降低管理成本。
伦敦拥有世界上最多的共享办公空间,整个英国首都共有 1,400 个房间。巴黎是世界第二大城市,拥有 1,000 多个共享办公空间。伦敦共享办公空间每月平均搜寻次数为 4,400 次,显示共享办公空间的需求很高。最近的报告显示,美国各地的企业正在将共享办公作为租用全职办公空间的经济高效的替代方案。
根据 Google Trends 的资料,截至 2023 年 3 月 31 日,搜寻共享办公室的企业数量激增。搜寻的突然增加可能是由于 2023 年 4 月 1 日生效的小型企业税率上调。政府表示,透过引入新税率,将使营业税与市场规模保持一致。本月初办公大楼价格平均涨幅约10%。
英国共享办公空间市场较为分散,参与者众多。开发商正在尝试提供新的、成本更低的产品来满足当前的需求。不断发展的技术进步(例如新的房地产科技解决方案)正在推动市场在增加交易和更好地管理房地产服务方面的发展。英国领先的公司包括 Work Well Offices、Labs、The Brew、Huckle Tree 和 Jactin House。
The UK Co-Working Office Spaces Market size is estimated at USD 1.44 billion in 2025, and is expected to reach USD 2.02 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 7.11% during the forecast period (2025-2030).
Co-working spaces are fast becoming the perfect fit for businesses. Traditional ways of working do not fit the way we live anymore. The world is rapidly moving towards co-working spaces that offer flexibility and space to grow.
The freedom afforded by working from home, according to the research of 1,000 business leaders, is set to alter the way they work permanently. Nearly half of the enterprises with office space (45%) plan to downsize by the end of 2025, and one in seven (18%) have already done so since the pandemic began. According to the study, about 18 million sq. ft of office space will become obsolete in the next five years, accounting for 18% of all currently occupied square footage, significantly impacting how cities in the United Kingdom appear and feel.
Businesses in the United Kingdom will also be looking for shorter, flexible leases and utilizing co-working spaces such as WeWork, with 12% intending to use these locations more often than an 'owned' office. For those businesses planning to stick to the office, 13% will look for accommodation with less desk space per head as the office's main function is set to shift with more space for collaboration, such as break-out areas and meeting rooms.
In this new landscape, flexibility is the driving force for change, transforming office spaces into spaces of possibility. For example, small office spaces outside of London are attracting teams for under EUR 265 (USD 287.51) per person per day. These are flexible spaces that respond to the ever-evolving nature of modern workspaces that not only function but also respond to the evolving needs of contemporary professional life.
Occupants' demand for flexible and landlord-fitted office space is on the rise due to increasing fit-out and finance costs, as well as delayed development completion dates. These options help to mitigate these risks and offer flexibility and convenience for occupiers. The prime flexible office space shortage in key locations also drives demand for landlord-fitted office space. Occupancy rates are increasing to full capacity in many centers.
Fitted space has traditionally been more attractive to smaller tenants, with most transactions being under 5,000 sq. ft. However, there is an increasing number of fit-out office space deals in the 5,000-10,000 sq. ft range. This is especially true in the City, where the number of landlord-fitted transactions doubled in 2022.
Landlord-fitted office space also made up 42% of the total City of London office leasing transactions under 10,000 sq. ft in 2022, compared to just 21% in 2021. There is also a growing interest in fully managed space, where landlords offer soft services. A preference for fitted space among smaller tenants is anticipated to persist, particularly with the rise of 'package deals' where soft services are included as an offer.
According to a local survey, London is said to be the best place to open a coworking office. The study looked at 53 locations around the world, taking into account the supply and demand of coworking, average monthly costs, and internet speeds.
The results showed that London outperformed all other cities, taking the number one spot for flexible office spaces. In addition to hybrid working, demand for coworking has been on the rise.
The Instant Group reported last year that occupancy rates in the United Kingdom stood at 83%, the highest level since before the pandemic. This trend is expected to continue in 2024 as companies look to move to serviced offices to weather the economic downturn and reduce overhead costs.
London has the most coworking spaces in the world, with 1,400 available across the UK capital. That's more than 1,000 coworking spaces in Paris, the second-largest city in the world. The average monthly search for coworking spaces in London was 4,400, demonstrating the high demand for coworking spaces. According to recent reports, organizations across the country are turning to coworking as a cost-effective alternative to renting full-time office workspace.
According to Google Trends data, the number of companies searching for coworking offices soared as of March 31, 2023. The spike in searches is likely due to the increase in small business rates, which entered into force on April 1, 2023. The government has said that the new rates will align business premises fees with their market value. Office properties had an average increase in rateable values of around 10% at the start of this month.
The UK co-working spaces market is fragmented, with many companies in the industry. Developers are trying to bring new and lower-cost products to meet the current demand. Evolving technological advancements such as new proptech solutions drive the market in terms of increased transactions and better management of real estate services. Some of the major players in the United Kingdom are Work Well Offices, Labs, The Brew, Huckle Tree, and Jactin House.