Converting office building units to coworking spaces may well be the next big investment opportunity in commercial real estate.
Post-pandemic, employers looking to attract and retain employees are now moving to flexible spaces that are sustainability-led.
While no one knows what the next normal will bring, agility will be the key driver for workspace strategy in the future.
Co-warehousing is a practical solution that allows companies to store inventory without having to purchase or lease an entire facility.
The study found that a hybrid work schedule, with time divided up between days at home and at the office, is the best work model.
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.
To attract more members, coworking operators are shifting their attention to flexible plans, smart technology, and sustainability.
In order to meet the needs of teams in a post-pandemic environment, virtual and hybrid models of work will mingle with coworking solutions.
This statistic signals several different conclusions about the future of meeting room demand in a post-pandemic office environment.
The pandemic has tested traditional office models, making companies rethink their work environments by looking at the coworking office model in a new light.