Between December 2020 and December 2021, the percent increase of new cities on Coworker rose by 25.6%, signaling recovery in the industry.
From corporate coworking to satellite offices, here are four important trends in the flexible office space industry to monitor in 2022.
When working with like-minded individuals, productivity can soar if the correct strategies are utilized. Here are several tips by Rachel Eleza from Upsuite, one of the largest marketplaces for coworking in the U.S.
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.
Flexible workspaces will be at the forefront of how future businesses operate, with an increase in demand imminent.
After examining the flexible office space markets in Dubai, Hong Kong, Lisbon, London, NYC, and Pune, here are our predictions for the top coworking trends in 2021.
Remote professionals now expect coworking brands to directly appeal to their values, including a focus on wellness and flexible options.
Radisson and Accor are two of the latest hotel groups to join the coworking arena, with major companies such as Marriott International already offering modern coworking options within their properties.
While coworking spaces will always operate in big cities, smaller towns and suburbs will see a rise in flexible workspace as people work remotely and the need for a “third space” takes hold.