Since the onset of the covid-19 pandemic the debate around remote working has been very lively.
Rents in and around London increased throughout Q1 and Q2 and are now noticeably higher than pre-pandemic levels. As demand outstrips supply, rents bounced back at historic rates since their pandemic low point in Q1 2021.
Earlier this month AIRINC was invited to speak with Plus Relocation’s Advisory Council about the state of the US rental market.
To truly engage employees, global mobility policies should be designed with the people’s preferences in mind.
Calgary’s desirability is growing fast, causing quick movement in the housing market. With low cost of living, an up-and-coming tech sector, and loosened COVID-19-related travel restrictions, Calgary is a popular destination for both domestic movement and international assignees.
Events in Ukraine have been at the forefront of everyone’s mind, and global mobility is no exception. Clients are keen to understand how others are dealing with a broad range of challenges both for expatriates and local employees alike.
Like other urban cities across the United States, San Francisco’s rental market took a big hit as many people in the tech hub changed their residence during the work-from-home policies of the pandemic.
We get a lot of inquiries about the lockdowns in China asking if companies are providing additional support to their expats. We reached out to a group of large companies and found, in general, nothing extraordinary is being offered so far.
Like most places around the world, St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada and Labrador was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
