The report’s findings show what Australian workers want their future work environment to look like, and tech-enabled, collaborative spaces are the answer.
According to new data by The Instant Group, interest in flexible workspace is returning to key business hubs like Melbourne and Sydney.
Sydney CBD has seen the highest rates in occupancy since the start of the pandemic, boasting 80% office occupancy.
Colliers, Multipart Property and Hub Australia have partnered together to launch a premium CBD grade flex space in Wickham, Australia.
Global music streaming giant Spotify is one of the first companies to move into the new premium flexible workspace in Melbourne.
The premium flexible workspace in Australia’s capital can accommodate up to 300 members and has remained nearly fully occupied since opening.
Set to open in 2024, Hub Australia has announced a new Balaclava workspace in partnership with local property developer, Ninety-Four Feet.
In a recent study, 55% of workers stated that hybrid working has aided better work-life balance and 38% were more productive in a flexible setting.
The partnership will introduce a premium 4,100 sqm four-storey coworking space as part of its broader redevelopment plans at Box Hill Central.
CEO of Hub Australia, Brad Krauskopf, shares what he’s learned about the advantages of the coworking business model over the past decade.