The property landscape, which was severely hit by the national lockdown imposed to contain the spread of the coronavirus, is set to undergo major changes as landlords struggle with the largest vacancy levels in history. 

The pandemic has proved that people can work from home if they have to — and that employers can save a lot in office space as some of their operations were minimally affected. ..

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