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Press Release
In a time characterised by pandemic-fear and business-gloom, the counter-play is realistic and infectious optimism.
What do you do to make it a reality?
National premium flexible workspace provider, Victory Offices leads the way in taking action to lift the spirit of our teams, members, stakeholders, and the wider community.
Victory Offices is pleased to announce today Victor Perton as their Optimist-in-Residence. He will spend three months in various Victory Offices locations, asking people: “What makes you optimistic?” to inspire individuals, teams, and corporations to think more positively, with an opportunity mindset.
Victor Perton is the Founder of the Melbourne-based Centre for Optimism. The Centre’s world-first Centre for Optimism closed like so many businesses during Melbourne’s lockdowns as roundtables and face-to-face gatherings became impossible. The Centre moved online and now has more than 5000 members and subscribers in 82 countries. The Centre has reopened physically in Collins Street thanks to the arrangement with Victory Offices.
Wendi Dawson, Chief Brand Officer at Victory Offices, said that the experience of Victor Perton as guest speaker, moderating and hosting Victory Offices events, such as The Melbourne Business Network Awards and the Dandenong Chamber of Commerce had been uplifting and gave people practical ways to lift optimism, innovation, and resilience.
“The benefit of our partnership with Victory Offices is that we can have physical gatherings in a COVID-safe environment”, said Mr Perton. “60% of our Melbourne based members are keen to get back to face-to-face gatherings. Equally, it provides the opportunity to spread realistic optimism through Victory’s incredible network of members and business relationships.”
“If any city needs a dose of optimism, it’s Melbourne,” said Ms Dawson. “Traditionally, Melbourne small business is more optimistic than the rest of Australia and Australia more than the rest of the world. Time to get back to that relentless optimism that characterises the entrepreneur, small businessperson, and the regular Australian! And with Victor, we are delighted to be leading the way.”
For Comments:
Wendi Dawson 0428 574 307
Victor Perton 0418 744 448
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]]>Is Flexible Workspace In Demand?
Written by Liam Wignell from The Property Tribune
A new report from CBRE has revealed that despite several months of lockdowns across Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra, office sublease availability across the major cities has fallen to the lowest level in a year.
The ‘Q3 2021 Sublease Barometers’ report shows that across the combined Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide markets, available space declined by 9.4% on a quarterly basis to 344,000 square metres. This had peaked at 428,600sqm in January. Sydney recorded a 20.9% decrease, while Melbourne fell 1.6%.
“Despite extended lockdowns in Australia’s two biggest office [spaces], the national sublease market continued to recover during Q3 underpinned by some major stock withdrawals, a slowing in new sublease availability and an uptick in sublease transactions,” said Mark Curtain, CBRE Pacific Head of Office Leasing.
What about Perth?
An interesting office space market to look at is Perth.
Both Perth and Adelaide have sublease availability at their lowest levels since before the pandemic began last year.
Both cities endured less time in lockdown or restrictions as compared to Melbourne and Sydney.
“With minimal Covid cases and Western Australia avoiding lockdowns throughout the majority of 2021, sublease availability has declined to 34,700sqm – the lowest level since June 2020,” noted Andrew Denny, Senior Director of Office Leasing for CBRE in WA.
“The decrease has been a result of multiple withdrawals from the market, as well as some sublease transactions.
“Information Media and Telecommunications and the Mining sectors continue to be the primary drivers of sublease availabilities, however, there were three withdrawals across these sectors throughout the quarter.”
Mr Denny added that while sublease availability in the Perth CBD market is minimal, 10,000sqm has been added to the market due to the nearly completed Capital Square Tower 2 building, accounting for 29% of all availability.
Alternative to office space
Due to only brief periods when it was mandated, working from home is not as commonplace in Perth compared to the eastern states.
However, this hasn’t stopped employees from wanting flexible arrangements such as flexible work spaces and arrangements.
The Property Tribune spoke to Claire Duncan of Victory Offices in Perth, a flexible work space provider that has 23 locations across Australia with over ten different office solutions.
Ms Duncan said working from home has been very appealing from the early stages of the pandemic due to enticing a better ‘work/life balance’ – but nonetheless, office workers miss certain aspects of an office environment.
“For many of those now returning to the office, they are doing so because working from home simply could not offer aspects that were critical to productivity & enjoyment of their day to day life,” she explained.
“These included a sense of community, face-to-face events, on-site support, superior IT setups & a definitive line between personal and professional life.”
“Whilst working from home may have some perks, many things simply cannot be brought into a home office. Working from home has challenges such as distractions (day time TV, children & regular fridge investigations).
“It can be difficult to ‘switch off’ from work when there is no clear distinction between one’s work / personal space.
“Many people are also accustomed to having worked their entire career from an office, so leaving this environment can mean that they are left without the structure & routines they have been used to for so long.”
Claire Duncan, Victory Offices Perth
While many people would assume flexible workspaces appeal most to early-stage
startups or creative businesses, many other industries – including mining – are interested
in flexible space.
“The reason flexible workspace is now so appealing is because of the flexibility it offers to businesses who may be in a stage of transition such as downsizing or upscaling.
“When comparing costs, flexible workspace is far more cost effective, offering businesses a [way] to include all outgoings, without the commitments of a long term commercial lease.”
Ms Duncan added that resources clients, in particular, find flexible workplaces appealing as they can quickly expand or downsize their office space in line with their project budgets.
“Likewise, projects can run longer than anticipated,” she added.
“The benefit of a flexible space is the option to extend without having to commit to a long term lease. In some instances what is critical is a fast and seamless set up of secure IT systems.
“On other occasions, OH&S requirements for staff are most important.”
Victory employs a tailored membership model where you only pay for services you use – which includes a dedicated receptionist, onsite barista, administration assistant, along with event and meeting coordinators.
In terms of the future, Ms Duncan said she doesn’t believe demand for flexible working
space will dissipate anytime soon.
“Flexible workspace will always be in high demand, as it caters to all demographics, is cost-effective, offers flexibility whilst never cutting back on premium inclusions.”
“We are prepared for a new era of business.”
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I’m sure you will all agree that this working from home thing is getting overwhelming and tiresome – in fact it’s hard, really hard!
Our days are all kind of blending into one, we haven’t been able to shake a hand, have a coffee or talk about football in our workplaces for such a long time and we are chomping at the bit to get back to some kind of normal.
This got me thinking about why it is so important for me to get back to my workplace, and I’m sure it will resonate with so many of you who are feeling the same kind of emotions that I am.
Don’t get me wrong, I love my children, my husband and my animals… But, I want to go back to my place of work and here is why:
1. I really need to reclaim my “home as my home”. I have spent years trying to create a beautiful space to call my home, my sanctuary, my party palace, my headspace. This is where I play with my children, entertain my friends, cook dinner with my husband, play music loud, dance and love. It has now become everything – my workspace, my husband’s workspace, school for our three children still schooling, a psychologist/therapist suite, a gym etc. It has lost its meaning of “Home”, a sanctuary where all that live here can be themselves without tip-toeing around or feeling anxious about interrupting or making too much noise. Our homes need to be our homes, and our workspaces/schools/gyms/doctors/therapists etc need to be kept at different locations.
2. Nothing beats face to face. We perform better face to face, that is a medical fact. No matter how you look at it, whether from a business perspective, student and teacher, lovers, friends every which way, if you are face to face not only do you communicate differently, but both also talking and listening, you behave and react differently. From a business perspective, you are more inclined to succeed or have a positive outcome when you face to face with your clients and co-workers – you are more productive. This doesn’t mean that I am going to hug everyone I see when I go back to work… well actually, it might! I miss being on location and hearing the hustling and bustling of the workplace, listening to the laughter from my co-workers and having conversations with my clients in the breakout areas.
3. Disconnect from distraction. I don’t know about you, but I think I have the attention span of a 3-year-old! It was once referred to me as “Shiny Object Syndrome”. I will be the first to put my hand up and say that I am definitely less productive when I am working from home during lockdown, but not the case when we are not in lockdown. The difference? DISTRACTIONS!!! Children, husband, puppy, cat, music, food, the sun outside, the photo on my walls etc. I think you get the picture! Being distracted isn’t necessarily a bad thing especially if it helps you re-focus, but if it’s constant it is unproductive, and causes anxiety and frustration.
We need to get back to work to be the best versions of ourselves – our work self and our home self.
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Voted Australia’s Most Liveable City by the Property Council of Australia earlier in 2021, it’s no surprise that business owners, families and international enterprises have their eyes on our beautiful Capital City. Dubbed the “bush capital” for its sprawling national parks and lakeside picnic spots, Canberra brings city life and country living together, perfect for business people and families alike.
Breathe Easy
When looking for relocation opportunities, safety is always towards the top of our list. Whether we are moving for business or a change of scenery, it is important to know where our new home ranks. Fortunately, Canberra is ongoing one of the safest cities in the world, well below national average and ranked number one in Australia.
Not only is the crime rate low, the air quality is fresh and welcoming almost all year round. Even in the busiest parts of the city you can stand outside and take in the deepest breath, mainly due to the abundance of flora and fauna lining the streets and parks. Canberra was also awarded the 2021 Most Sustainable City outside of Europe with an almost 100% reliance on renewable energy.
Local Living
It’s no secret that the people of Canberra embrace a sense of community, belonging and support. The locals rally around events of all shapes and sizes, from small scale Sunday Markets to large gala dinners for a cause. Many Canberran’s give up their time regularly through volunteering projects that benefit the community and are proud of their “give back” attitude.
For those wanting to relocate with a family, Canberra has some of the best educational facilities in Australia, having the highest percentage of young people completing their Year 12 Certificates. Canberra does not operate on the well-known HSC model and insists on running exams quarterly and marking in-house. Most suburbs also have a local primary school with a fair choice between private and public education.
Contrary to popular belief, there are more things to see and do in Canberra than meets the eye. The hospitality industry is growing rapidly with new cafes, bars and restaurants popping up weekly to satisfy your inner foodie, not to mention the ever-growing popularity of local breweries, food trucks and international eats.
If you’re an active individual, there are hundreds of walking/cycling trails, lake kayaking, rock climbing and even skydiving over the capital. And even if you have a favourite hobby already, you are sure to find a like-minded group through Facebook or Meetup.
Taking Care of Business
Let’s get down to the real important stuff, starting or expanding your business into Canberra. This is the political city of Australia and houses more government and defence jobs than anywhere else, which is fantastic for those businesses wanting to make a long term impact.
Canberra is the definition of collaboration and making big things happen through networking, innovation and brand establishment. It is a city that has a thriving start-up ecosystem with a multitude of coworking spaces and hubs for the emerging entrepreneur. As an established business, you may find it beneficial to take a membership with the many networking groups or chambers to make new connections, find opportunities and gain the innovation you need for success.
Canberra is a wonderful place to live and work, a remarkable city for its size and population and with delightful surprises around every corner encouraging more families and businesses to make the move to Australia’s capital.
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On average, we spend 1,900 hours a year in the office, so it only seems fitting to make your workspace more like home. Whether you’re in a bright window suite or the humble internal office, we look at 3 ways to make the space amongst your four walls burst with energy.
Pigment of Your Imagination
Choosing the right colour and décor scheme is the best way to make the most out of any space, especially when you don’t have much space at all. Whilst colours like peach and daffodil can boost enthusiasm and creativity, teal and emerald promote focus and performance.
When working with an internal office with no natural light, things can be a bit tricky. If you are a minimalist, we recommend a soft grey backdrop with white furnishings and striking greenery. For something with a bit of zest, opt for a blush feature wall, chrome features and white marble prints. Strategically placed mirrors and glass also have the natural ability to make a space feel larger, so don’t be afraid to bring these components into your professional setting.
Welcome to the Jungle
Bringing live plants into your office may seem a little daunting, especially if your green thumb has seen better days. However, there are many benefits to greenery in the workplace that you may not even notice.
The humble desk plant brings us closer to nature and makes us feel like we aren’t stuck inside for that nine to five, influencing a sense of calm and peace. Certain indoor plants like the rubber tree plant provide air-purifying abilities as well, which can turn your office into a literal breath of fresh air.
Some of the best options for those who want to liven up their windowsill are various succulents and cacti or pairing pelargoniums and bougainvillea for that pop of floral colour. Our personal favourite would be the Chinese Money Plant (pilea) for its deep leathery green leaves.
If your space has little to no light, never fear, there are many high tolerance plants available to you. The hardy snake plant can grow from 12 to 48 inches tall and bears striking gold-rimmed leaves. Alternatively, the ZZ Plant is incredibly popular and one of the easiest indoor plants to care for.
Light it Up
Recently businesses are moving away from the traditional fluorescent lighting as LED becomes cheaper and causes less migraine-symptoms. Depending on the area, different shades of lighting can set the right mood and improve employee productivity. Warm yellows are best for breakout areas and zen rooms as it supports relaxation and down time, whereas bright white boosts energy and creative output.
That doesn’t necessarily mean the light bars in your roof, consider introducing at least one additional form of lighting to your office makeover. Aside from the traditional desk or floor lamp, we recommend illuminating your walls instead. Wall lights are a fantastic way to save space and make a smaller room seem larger whilst also providing the opportunity to emphasize your décor scheme.
Creating that perfect space for you and your team can be very rewarding and doesn’t need to cost you an arm and a leg. Whether you love a DIY project or need the job done fast, there are many options to suit any budget and style.
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There has been a dynamic shift in how companies have operated post lockdown, with many small to medium-sized businesses opting for more flexible workplace solutions in opposition to traditional solutions, due to working from home routines.
This allows companies to work remotely while maintaining a tangible office space for essential business operations such as presentations, seminars, meetings, and team collaboration activities.
One of the major advantages to ditching traditional solutions in favour of flexible solutions is the ability to customise the office space in a unique and personalised way that better reflects the business’ brand image and the clients it services. Furthermore, customisation can provide a comfortable work environment that enhances efficiency and encourages the productivity of employees.
Brand image is more than a logo that identifies your business, product or service. It reflects your values as a business and how you present yourself to your clients. Here at Victory Offices, we are strong believers that you do not get a second chance at first impressions, therefore leaving a positive first impression is a vital aspect in building on your brand image. That first impression is based on a variety of factors, from the initial point of contact, your website, to the layout of your office space.
A customised office solution provides the flexibility of personalising your work environment in a way that helps enhance and outline that brand image, giving your business the ability to showcase its service offerings in a unique and distinctive way that sets it apart from your competitors. In this case, presentation is everything, and what your customer sees contributes to the perception they have of your business.
Statistics show that employee efficiency and productivity are directly related to the work environment, with office layouts being a contributing factor to overall wellbeing and work satisfaction. While there has been a massive shift in working from home routines, a large percentage of employees felt like they were more productive working in a collaborative environment or in a coworking space.
At Victory, we provide an optional fit-out service where we can help to redesign your suite. This is one way we support our members and make them the centre of our business. The customised fit-out option is quite popular with members who generally have a longer lease term for a larger office space that accommodates more than 2 people. Nonetheless, we are happy to provide this customisation service for all our members if they wish to do so!
Although members fall in love with our high-quality European furniture and think it is great that we provide fully furnished offices that they can move right into, we also give them the option to bring in their own furniture if they desire to have a specific look or theme that better reflects their brand image – they do spend 8 hours a day in those offices after all!
We also provide our members with the help and assistance in setting up a customised office space where they tell us what they want, and we go out and source it for a one-off service fee. The best part is they get to keep the furniture after the lease period has ended. This takes the effort out of wanting to make your office space feel like home!
Looking at having your own professionally tailored customised space? Speak to our friendly reception team to see how we can help or:
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If you’re looking for a corporate office outside of the Melbourne CBD, look no further than this brand new professional business centre.
About Victory Offices
Set to open in July, 2021 this highly anticipated serviced office will offer local corporates a professional office space outside of the CBD. With 24 locations across Australia, each Victory centre provides unique spaces, lounges, and opportunities for their members to future-proof their business. Unique to Victory is the size and spacious nature of their offices, each being designed to offer comfortable surrounds for members.
Richmond is fast becoming a popular hub for coworking spaces, with plenty of public transport options, close proximity to the CBD, and a vibrant hospitality, retail, and entertainment district, this bustling suburb offers a great balance between work and play.
600 church st, richmond
This carefully designed space by Wood Marsh Architecture took inspiration from the area’s industrial heritage and combined it with the characteristics of a cut diamond. The impressive building has some incredible features such as the calming zen room and luxurious rooftop terrace. Enjoy your lunch outside in the sun or host a casual meeting all whilst basking in the 360 views of Richmond. Most importantly, this building will offer a range of flexible office solutions all with cutting-edge amenities to ensure every business no matter the size is well-supported.
AMENITIES AND FEATURES
- Daily Cleaning
- End-of-Trip Facilities
- Executive Meeting Spaces
- 24/7 Access
- Rooftop Terrace
- Calming Zen Room
- Barista-Made Coffee & Service
- 360 Degrees City View
- Close to Public Transport
- Professional & Social Events
- Onsite Reception & Support Staff
- Enterprise-Grade Fibre Internet
- Coworking and Serviced Offices
- Flexible Memberships
Whether you’re looking for your own private office or working in a collaborative coworking environment with like-minded business professionals, Victory Offices in Richmond can help your business grow.
Top 3 Reasons Why Members Love Working at Victory Offices
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Coworking isn’t just for startups and remote workers anymore. The recent years have shown a rapid growth in the industry as organizations of all shapes and sizes have discovered coworking office space and it’s unique characteristics give enterprises customizable benefits and flexibility that traditional office space simply cannot provide.
The rapid evolution of coworking space – both in general and for large enterprises – the list of large corporations integrating flexible office space into its operations with teams working out of flexible workspace locations in various markets, is growing quickly. These five factors are driving the enormous shift towards flexible office spaces such as Victory Offices.
Business Dynamics
The fast pace of change on many industries in today’s marketplace change very quickly means businesses have to follow suit to keep pace with a dynamic customer base and field of competition. Product launches and impromptu sales or project teams produce the need for speed and agility to address new market trends efficiently and effectively. Given the complexities of a traditional office space agreement that requires time, effort, and resources, a flexible space option is often a better choice when flexibility and time are at a premium.
Organisation Footprint
Many large corporations have massive footprints extending over several regions, countries, or even continents. If an enterprise has its headquarters in one region Asia but a growing customer base in another, it can quickly open a new office using flex space to meet the demands of those new customers. With customer service being so vital in the modern marketplace, an enterprise can pivot quickly to an ever- changing customer base to meet expectations effectively, all while enjoying up to 40% lower costs than traditional space.
Accounting & Valuation Benefits
Due to the significant changes to lease accounting in recent years, large public – and now private – corporations must now list leases of one year in duration or longer on their balance sheets as a liability. However, they can still use flexible office space with short-term agreements – less than a year – without negatively impacting the balance sheet, and, thus, making their valuations potentially more appealing to investors
Commercial Real Estate Market
Large corporations tend to be particularly savvy at reading fluctuations in trends in the commercial real estate markets. If a local market is either nearing or at a peak, forward-looking enterprises will recognize that signing a traditional, longer-term agreement at the height of the market isn’t their financial best interests. Instead, a flexible office lease allows them to either enter or remain in that market and wait for price points to move away from their peaks.
Talent Acquisition & Retention
Large corporations use flexible office space when they want to find and maintain specialized talent, often for development, sales, creative, or any number of roles. Coworking environments provide enterprises with the flexibility needed to cater to the individual needs of critical talent rather than expecting people to uproot their lives and relocate for a new job.
Schedule a free consultation with Victory Offices to assist you in finding the ideal flexible office space to meet your goals and find flexibility in your business today.
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The return to the office is happening and it will be good news for some ASX stocks and REITs.
It has been a very gradual process but the Property Council of Australia yesterday claimed it was in full swing.
It estimates that in March, Melbourne’s offices returned to 35 per cent up from 13 per cent in December while Sydney is at 50 per cent, Brisbane at 63 per cent while Adelaide, Hobart and Perth are all over 70 per cent.
The council’s boss Ken Morrison declared while the shift was underway there as some way to go and it was key to Australia’s COVID-19 recovery.
“City centres need to be driving the next stage of economic recovery as government stimulus and support measures wind down,” he said.
“Millions of jobs and hundreds of billions of dollars in broader economic activity are reliant on a high level of activity within Australia’s CBDs.
“It is critical that policymakers and employers come on the journey with industry over the coming months to boost office occupancy levels.”
The return to the office is good news for ASX stocks and REITs that rely on commercial offices.
Return to the office beneficiaries on the ASX
One is serviced office provider Victory Offices (ASX:VOL) which listed at $2 per share in 2019 but is now just 25 cents.
Fellow serviced office stock ServCorp (ASX:SRV) has also been hit, albeit to a lesser degree, and has also said it can be part of the new norm.
Last month when it released its financial results it said when the pandemic ends “flexible workspaces will be more important than ever”.
Two larger office providers are Dexus (ASX:DXS) and Mirvac (ASX:MGR) which both have market capitalisations above $9 billion.
The latter of these stocks noted in its recent financial results office demand was below pre-COVID highs and these may never return. But it claimed modern high-quality assets would outperform their peers going forward.
Then there are a a handful of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) that have particularly high exposure to commercial offices.
The two with the most optimistic investors are Centuria Office REIT (ASX:COF) which has gained 21 per cent in the last 12 months and Elanor (ASX:ECF) which is up 11 per cent.
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]]>Victory Offices Partners with Innovative Food Delivery Service Foodifox to Enhance Customer Experience
Victory Offices, a leader in serviced and flexible workspaces, has teamed up with new tech-driven food and beverage label, Foodifox, to launch one of their state-of-the-art thermal lockers at Victory Offices 333 Collins Street in Melbourne.
Foodifox is disrupting the way we experience food and Victory Offices is excited to become the first and only serviced office provider to collaborate with them. Foodifox’s framework allows users to pre-order their lunch from the app and have it delivered straight to their nearest locker – contactless, convenient, and fresh.
The Foodifox instalment at 333 Collins Street reduces the time Victory Offices members must take each day to find a healthy fresh meal. The locker temperature is adjustable, food hygiene is maintained, and users simply scan the QR code in the app to unlock their assigned locker to take out their freshly prepared Foodifox meal. It is delicious, time-saving, and great value for money – something that office workers crave.
Officially launched on 17th March, Rebecca Lam, Business Development and Partnerships Coordinator at Foodifox said, “The launch was a great turn out. Thank you to the whole team at Victory Offices, we look forward to creating the future of lunchtime at work together.”
As the future of work consists of workplaces prioritising employee health and wellbeing, Victory Offices has put a strong focus on providing unique benefits for their members.
Victory Offices has chosen to partner with Foodifox to enhance our service offerings to our members and encourage a healthier workplace by providing the option to order freshly cooked meals delivered to them! We hope our members enjoy this new initiative and we look forward to bringing more value-added services and offerings to all of our other Victory Offices locations.
At just $11 per meal, with no delivery fees and no wait times, Foodifox is fast becoming a serious competitor in the food delivery industry. Recipes are made from passionate chefs at Foodifox’s headquarters on Queen Street and they include a range of cuisines such as Vietnamese, Italian, Greek, Japanese, and more.
To find out more about Foodifox, visit https://www.foodifox.com/
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