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Office spaces in 47 cities across north america, europe, shanghai and singapore. so i caught up with its head of global research. dr megan walters, a real pleasure having you with us. let's start with this, quite simply put, how are cities bouncing back? thanks, aaron. look, the pandemic changed how we work, how we live and how we shop, so let's just start with shopping. e—commerce was a huge lifeline for many of us during the pandemic but increasingly, people want to go back to shops, so a recent survey of 20,000 global consumers showed seven out of ten want to view product in shops. a bit ...

Look, the pandemic changed how we work, how we live and how we shop, so let's just start with shopping. e—commerce was a huge lifeline for many of us during the pandemic but increasingly, people want to go back to shops, so a recent survey of 20,000 global consumers showed seven out of ten want to view product in shops. a bit more in the us, a bit less in asia—pacific where they are willing to shop online. in terms of living, one of the biggest changes we saw was actually in the us. between march 2020 and february 2021 during the pandemic, we saw close to 3 million people leave some of the...

Europe, shanghai and singapore. so i caught up with its head of global research. dr megan walters, a real pleasure having you with us. let's start with this quite simply put, how are cities bouncing back? thanks, aaron. look, the pandemic changed how we work, how we live and how we shop, so let's just start with shopping. e—commerce was a huge lifeline for many of us during the pandemic but increasingly, people want to go back to shops, so a recent survey of 20,000 global consumers showed seven out of ten want to view product in shops. a bit more in the us, a bit less in asia pacific where t...

Office spaces in 47 cities across north america, europe, shanghai and singapore. so, i caught up with its head of global research. dr megan walters, a real pleasure having you with us. let's start with this quite simply put, how are cities bouncing back? thanks, aaron. look, the pandemic changed how we work, how we live and how we shop, so let's just start with shopping. e—commerce was a huge lifeline for many of us during the pandemic but increasingly, people want to go back to shops, so a recent survey of 20,000 global consumers showed seven out of ten want to view product in shops. a bit ...

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The Global Last Mile Delivery market is expected to reach $7.84 billion by 2026 growing at a CAGR of 18.7% during 2019 to 2026. The movement of goods from a distribution centre to the end-user which is usually the last delivery destination is known as last mile delivery. The focus of last mile delivery companies is mainly on delivery of good to the end-user as fast as possible. Factors such as continuous growth in the demand on-time delivery by the consumers and integration of automated technologies are driving the mar...