Driving force of office leasing market
In recent years, the world has witnessed a technological explosion with a series of new trends such as cloud computing, virtual reality, 5G technology, big data and especially artificial intelligence (AI).
As jobs are increasingly replaced by modern technology, many companies change their business size and human resources structure. This can create a need to convert offices, prioritize flexible design spaces, or choose serviced offices.
Ms. Hoang Nguyet Minh - Senior Director, Commercial Leasing Department, Savills Hanoi commented: "On a broader scale, we are witnessing a wave of digital department expansion, focusing on legal, data and cybersecurity in many companies to ensure confidentiality".
The rising hiring trend in the technology industry has put the sector among the top renters of office space in many countries.
Europe, one of the leading advanced technology markets, has seen a wave of office space expansion to meet business growth needs.
This trend is also happening in the Chinese market. Savills' China Real Estate Market Report Q2/2024 pointed out that the information technology and finance industries account for 70-80% of office leasing transactions.
According to Savills data, by early 2024, the technology industry will account for 71% of the rental transaction area in the Hanoi market.
Technology integrated office trend
Savills experts commented: "Office leasing is currently the real estate sector with the most investment in technology. The global office market is moving towards the trend of smart offices with technology applications to help improve the experience of tenants and office staff."
Not only supporting regular customer care services, smart offices also utilize technology to optimize operations and reduce energy consumption.
According to research from Energy Savings Performance Contracting, smart office buildings can save 30-50% of energy consumption compared to traditional buildings.
In addition, sensor light technology and facial recognition for entering and exiting buildings are becoming popular with the aim of simplifying the customer experience.
Perspective of Grand Terra smart office building project – 36 Cat Linh.
Savills research unit pointed out that in Vietnam, the trend of smart offices has begun to appear.
Grand Terra – 36 Cat Linh applies AI combined with facial recognition technology to control people entering and exiting the office area.
This technology allows to evaluate the behavior of people entering and leaving, and automatically send warnings to the security room when detecting unusual signs.
Or at the Capital Place project, customers can self-register to enter and exit the office via QR, helping to reduce pressure on the reception department as well as helping customers receive faster support.
Savills experts assess that technology-integrated offices are bringing positive impacts to tenant experience and liberating labor.
"This trend will develop in parallel with technology, promising to bring more conveniences in the future," said a Savills representative.
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