Tech Sector Drum Beat: Amenity Inflation Is Here To Stay In Dublin Workspace
Amenity inflation: You may not have seen the expression before, but you certainly will in the next 18 months as pressure to add funky new floorspace-consuming amenities grows in Dublin's super-tight office market.
But how much more inflation can occupiers and landlords cope with amidst demand for amenities as various as wellness suites and bouncy castles?
Ahead of the Dublin Workspace of the Future event on 21 June, Bisnow went to find out.
Every Dublin occupier wants to attract and retain talent, and in the tech sector the competition is fierce. A reputation as a good place to work is a powerful recruitment tool.
For California-based software house Workday — named this year…
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