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Office Occupiers: What to do if you’ve got excess space

As the UK lockdown begins to lift there are still uncertainties around the future of office spaces. Whether it’s agile working policies, moving away from city centres or moving towards more collaborative working environments, many are questioning what to do with their offices and particularly what to do if you have excess space or the wrong space for your business.

Join our Office Occupiers team, led by Real Estate Partner, Sarah Morley with Planning Partner, Helen Hutton and Real Estate Disputes Associate, Emma Preece as they discuss your options and what to do if you want to re-purpose, break or sublet your office space.

 You can also find our podcasts on PodbeanApple Podcasts and Spotify.

If you have any questions about this podcast or any of your Office Occupier needs, please don’t hesitate to contact Sarah Morley or your usual Charles Russell Speechlys advisor.

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