1、rest areas Wellness / relaxation facilities Green space in building / rooftop gardens Ability to receive shopping deliveries On-site convenience store Games room Showers Crche Bike racks Dry cleaning service None of these % of respondents 0 10 20 30 40 Canteen Coffee bar Sleeping / rest areas Wellne
2、ss / relaxation facilities Green space in building / rooftop gardens Ability to receive shopping deliveries On-site convenience store Games room Showers Crche Bike racks Dry cleaning service None of these % of respondents 0 10 20 30 40 Canteen Coffee bar Sleeping / rest areas ellness / relaxation fa
3、cilities Green space in building / rooftop gardens Ability to receive shopping deliveries On-site convenience store Games room Showers Crche Bike racks Dry cleaning service None of these % of respondents 0 10 20 30 40 Canteen Coffee bar Sleeping / rest areas Wellness / relaxation facilities Green sp
4、ace in building / rooftop gardens Ability to receive shopping deliveries On-site convenience store Games room Showers Crche Bike racks Dry cleaning service None of these % of respondents 0 10 20 30 40 Canteen Coffee bar Sleeping / rest areas Wellness / relaxation facilities Green space in building /
5、 rooftop gardens Ability to receive shopping deliveries On-site convenience store Games room Showers Crche Bike racks Dry cleaning service None of these % of respondents 0 10 20 30 40 Canteen Coffee bar Sleeping / rest areas Wellness / relaxation facilities Green space in building / rooftop gardens
6、Ability to receive shopping deliveries On-site convenience store Games room Showers Crche Bike racks Dry cleaning service None of these % of respondents 0 10 20 30 40 Canteen Coffee bar Sleeping / rest areas Wellness / relaxation facilities Green space in building / rooftop gardens Ability to receiv
7、e shopping deliveries On-site convenience store Games room Showers Crche Bike racks Dry cleaning service None of these % of respondents 0 10 20 30 40 Canteen Coffee bar Sleeping / rest areas ellness / relaxation facilities Green space in building / rooftop gardens Ability to receive shopping deliver
8、ies On-site convenience store Games room Showers Crche Bike racks Dry cleaning service None of these % of respondents 0 10 20 30 40 Canteen Coffee bar Sleeping / rest areas Wellness / relaxation facilities Green space in building / rooftop gardens Ability to receive shopping deliveries On-site conve
9、nience store Games room Showers Crche Bike racks Dry cleaning service None of these % of respondents 0 10 20 30 40 Canteen Coffee bar Sleeping / rest areas ellness / relaxation facilities Green space in building / rooftop gardens Ability to receive shopping deliveries -site convenience store Games r
10、oom Showers Crche Bike racks Dry cleaning service None of these % of respondents ellness / relaxation facilities r-PERCENTAGE OF RESPONDENTScurrently provided OFFICE DESIGN AND LAYOUT IS IMPORTANT BUT WORKING RELATIONSHIP AND ENVIRONMENT IS MORE IMPORTANTAUSTRALIAN MILLENNIALS: SHAPING THE FUTURE OF
11、 REAL ESTATECBRE GLOBAL RESEARCH CBRE LTD. 2016Work flexibility is important to Australian millennialsPercentage of respondents that agree strongly or tend to agree:however, working relationship and work environment is more importantMillennials agree that office design and layout is importantGood de
12、sign and layout of an office has a positive impact on the staff that work thereWorking relationships are one of the most important aspects of workI consider myself lucky to have a job at allIn the current job market its very difficult to find a job that really excites you I would like to have flexib
13、ility on where I work from on a given dayIt is important to take some risks in your work life72%74% 65% 65% 62% 61%Good employers put a lot of thought into the working environment77%MILLENNIALS MAY HAVE MORE JOB LOYALTY THAN PERCEIVEDAUSTRALIAN MILLENNIALS: SHAPING THE FUTURE OF REAL ESTATEMillennia
14、ls want to work for a small number of companies during their career but with the right employerWant to work for the same company for their whole career Want to be self employedDont know OtherWant to work for a large number of companies, with frequent changes21% 12% 2%6%19%Want to work for a small nu
15、mber of companies during their career40%CBRE GLOBAL RESEARCH CBRE LTD. 2016Like to see the productsCan get the product there and thenWant to try items onIts easier to shop in storeEnjoy shopping as a leisure activityMore choice in storeUse time shopping to spend time with friends or familyWant to be
16、 served by a personBetter process in storeOtherDont knowPERCENTAGE OF RESPONDENTSCBRE GLOBAL RESEARCH CBRE LTD. 2016THE PHYSICAL EXPERIENCE COUNTSAUSTRALIAN MILLENNIALS: SHAPING THE FUTURE OF REAL ESTATE0 5 10 15 20 25of Australian millennials want to increase their spending on F&B and entertainment
17、 over the next 3 years20%There are fundamental reasons why online retailing cant replace physical store shoppingof non-food purchases by Australian millennials are made in-store1 DAY 1 DAY 3 DAYS 5 DAYSper month visit a live event (gig, theatre, concert)per month to shop in high street retailper mon
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