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A destination becomes credible when its benefits exceed the cost and friction of attendance.

Fit-out, retrofit, relocation and renewal should enter one governed investment queue.

Optionality should be valued against uncertainty, not judged only by headline rent.

Agency works when employees can select from genuinely usable options.

A low-cost location can become expensive when it weakens access, continuity or delivery.

A better ratio can coexist with higher total demand

Physical quality supports work, but workload, autonomy and management remain decisive.

Clean supply claims should not hide avoidable demand

A workplace strategy should be tested when demand is most concentrated, not against weekly averages.