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Office Relocation Announcement: How to Communicate Your Move to Employees and Clients

Posted by Knight Frank Newcastle on 24th August 2022 -

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An office move is a big, exciting step for your business. Whether you’re moving to a larger, private space or a smaller serviced office, it’s a time to celebrate your achievements and look towards a brighter future.

But it can also bring a lot of upheaval for your employees. Moving offices can cause your employees to have to reconsider commuting times and travelling methods, and they may be worried about the nearby amenities.

Given the radical change you’re asking employees to make, your office relocation announcement should be more than just an afterthought. However, with so much planning and your moving office checklist to work through, sometimes it doesn’t get the attention it deserves.

So, how can you announce your office move, when should you do it and what details must you include? Here’s our guide, along with a couple of office relocation notice samples.

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Jill Farmer

Knight Frank Newcastle is recognised as one of the most progressive and dynamic commercial property estate agent in the region and North East.

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