Q2 2026 Occupancy Benchmarks Webinar
Steady peaks, softer weeks.
Peak occupancy stayed at 36% across 212 offices, flat on Q1. What changed sits underneath that number: four-to-five-day attendance slipped in every region, and Fridays gave ground back to the midweek. Join us live for a walk through the Q2 2026 data.
Peak occupancy held at 36% globally. LATAM took the regional lead at 40%, just ahead of APAC at 39% and North America at 37%, with EMEA at 28%. Against Q1, North America and LATAM edged up a point, APAC eased a point and EMEA two.
Underneath that steady headline, the five-day habit slipped back in all four regions, from one point in North America to seven in LATAM, and once-a-week visits picked up the slack. Fridays gave back one to two points everywhere while Tuesday and Wednesday firmed to 21–24%.
This is the fifth year running that a Q1 surge has been followed by a Q2 settle, and it is the mildest one on record. Mandates have stopped adding occupancy. What they built is holding through the seasonal trough largely on its own.
- Why peak occupancy held at 36% while four-to-five-day attendance slipped everywhere
- The on-site rebound in North America, up 4pp to 34%, and why LATAM moved the other way
- Fridays, midweek and the OVI, where EMEA is now the only region above the 20% baseline
- Five years of surge and settle, and what the pattern suggests for Q3
- Live Q&A
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