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John Jack, CEO Of Galetti Property

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[SOURCE, BUSINESS REPORT] Flexibility and affordability are predicted to be at the core of commercial property trends in 2021 as businesses and employees adapt to the country’s prevailing economic and social climates.
Even if the remote working trend subsides in comparison to the momentum gained this year, it does not mean that the business sector will forget the lessons of 2020
14 Jan 2021 12PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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