In order to meet the needs of teams in a post-pandemic environment, virtual and hybrid models of work will mingle with coworking solutions.
As the year concludes, we explore the projected growth of the coworking industry as well as predictions for the industry’s future.
From corporate coworking to satellite offices, here are four important trends in the flexible office space industry to monitor in 2022.
Learn how operators are working around the concept of coworking without abandoning the spirit that made it successful in the first place.
As coworking continues to be a great solution for remote workers, flexible office operators such as Regus sand WeWork are expanding into malls across the world.
The pandemic has tested traditional office models, making companies rethink their work environments by looking at the coworking office model in a new light.
As new workplace norms take root, the question of when and how landlords and tenants will work together to build a foundation for the future of work arises.
As the pandemic has shown, the need for human interaction can’t be replaced. Learn how Mindspace is capitalizing on this innate need with their new flex solutions.
With 30% of global office inventory projected to become flexible by 2030, landlords are now seeing the value of flex space for their portfolios.
Workspaces have changed significantly during the pandemic. Despite these changes, we have to wonder: is the work ecosystem ready to support fully remote teams?