From carbon-neutral coworking to office decentralization and SPaaS, several key hybrid office trends are emerging to define the future of work.
Mindspace will operate workspaces in the Greenwork Yakum Business Park (formerly EuroPark) at Kibbutz Yakum, opening in November of this year.
Adgar Poland’s coworking concept is set to revitalize another World War II-era building for a new space in Warsaw with partners PDT Wola.
JustCo’s latest development demonstrates how evolving market dynamics are fueling a push toward increased flexibility in CRE consumption.
The new 42,000 sq. ft. location on the fourth floor of the historic Wanamaker Building in Philly will operate under a management agreement between Mindspace and an affiliate of Rubenstein Partners, L.P.
Since 2002, Premier Workspaces has owned or operated 132 locations comprised of 2 million sq. ft. of commercial office space across the U.S.
Cubework, one of the fastest-growing flexible workspace providers in the U.S., holds over 10M sq. ft. of modern industrial coworking space in 30 cities.
With big players like The Wing, Hera Hub, and Tadah setting the global scene, female-focused coworking is a niche that’s gaining new momentum.
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.
The new arrangement will see JLL acting as an extension of WeWork’s in-house sales team in Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Denver, NYC, Phoenix, and San Francisco.