The latest statistics shaping the flexible workspace industry
Upon surveying 1,000 individuals working in CRE, JLL’s latest report revealed five key takeaways about the future of work.
Throughout Texas, central business districts are seeing declining demand while suburban markets are maintaining strong interest from clients.
According to the data, supply has risen 22% over the last year, now exceeding 371,000 m2, or 3.5% of the total stock in larger Stockholm.
Of all regions, APAC witnessed the most significant growth in square footage of 7%, moving from an average size of 7,238 to 7,755 sq. ft.
With data provided by Coworker.com, the 2022 Global Size & Capacity Report compares regions, countries, and cities by coworking space size.
A lack of available flex supply will hamper the ability of companies to offer the opportunity to work from anywhere in the coming years.
Enterprises have leased 17,691 seats in coworking centers in the April-June quarter across eight major cities in India.
A new study by CommercialCafe analyzed the driving motivators behind current searches for office space between 2018 and 2022.
Demand for flex spaces is likely being driven by progressive employers who want to keep overhead low while promoting employee wellbeing.
Although one of the best remote work destinations, a new report by NordLayer shows the USA comes with risks in cybersecurity and safety.