Clemett said: “Looking forward, we will undoubtedly see subdued levels of operational performance in the short term with a reduction in rental income. However, we expect that the structural shift in the office market towards flexibility will now accelerate more broadly.”
The boss added: “We believe that, with our well established flexible offer and the quality of our space and services, Workspace is ideally positioned to benefit as London recovers from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic."
Workspace saw net rental income rise 10% to £122 million in the year to March.
Pretax profits dropped to £72.5 million from £137.3 million after the value of the estate was impacted by the virus crisis.