Sue and David Black’s house in Barnet is available for team days and meetings, as well as photo and film shoots
(Picture: Sue Black/Peerspace)With companies downsizing their offices — or doing away with them altogether — in favour of remote working, enterprising Londoners are starting to bridge that gap by renting out their homes as work or meeting spaces.
Peerspace, a rental platform with more than 1,000 hosts in London, reported a 173 per cent uplift in bookings in the first half of this year and a 50 per cent increase in searches for offsite meeting spaces since January.
