The latest statistics shaping the flexible workspace industry
Discover how today’s coworking providers accurately anticipate prospective members’ needs so they can offer them the most suitable flexible options.
In the latest research by CoworkingCafe, flexible office rentals proved more affordable than office leases in 96% of the cities examined.
As of June 2023, the national coworking space stock reached a total location count of 6,163 – this was a 10% increase in the span of a quarter.
According to The Instant Group, much of the interest is for spaces in Orlando’s CBD and from the healthcare and life sciences industries.
These European beach cities can double as ideal destinations for Americans on a workation, making it easy to blend business and leisure.
The study identified which energy-saving measures are the most widely used as ambitions for a net-zero commercial real estate sector become increasingly focused.
In a new study by infinitSpace and The Instant Group, 49% of landlords agreed it is difficult to keep up with regulations on energy efficiency standards.
Leading career service FlexJobs surveyed over 5,600 workers on mental health, pay transparency, career outlook, and remote work.
The need to keep pace with competitors is the primary factor motivating office landlords to make sustainability improvements, latest research shows.
The Instant Group’s latest data also showed demand for small-to-mid sized spaces for up to nine desks represent 85% of the county’s total demand.