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When renting and selecting office space, businesses often establish criteria and objectively compare locations based on factors such as location, floor area, infrastructure, and services that suit their development needs. In addition, there are several important points to consider during the office selection process. Let’s explore them with Artemis Tower!

As workplace trends continue to shift, hybrid working is becoming increasingly popular and is being adopted by many major domestic companies and corporations. In response to growing demand for office space, many developers have quickly adapted, continuously adjusting their projects and operations to keep pace with this trend.

Amid the post-pandemic boom in rental real estate segments, many shophouse developments are moving in the opposite direction, facing weak demand and few customers, with rental yields far below bank deposit interest rates.

6 Tips for Negotiating Office Rental Prices & Costs

New Office Rental Supply Remains Limited

Fire prevention and firefighting are extremely important, especially in office buildings where many people gather and the risk of fire is relatively high. From the beginning of the office rental process, businesses should pay attention to and learn whether the building’s fire prevention and firefighting system meets the required standards. In this article, Artemis Tower will introduce these standards for office buildings, as well as the fire safety system applied at Artemis Tower itself.

Since the beginning of the second quarter of 2022, the office rental market has recorded a strong recovery. Grade A offices, in particular, are expected to show more positive performance as demand increases while supply remains limited.

Artemis Tower, a Professional and Trusted Office and Commercial Building for Rent

Shophouses, Townhouses and Commercial Spaces Struggle to Find Tenants Due to High Prices

According to experts from Cushman & Wakefield, Vietnam’s “timekeeping” work culture, limited living space and unstable internet connections are among the factors slowing the adoption of hybrid working in the country. In the next few years, Gen Z is expected to become a key force shaping the main trends of the future workplace.