A multibillion-dollar investment would make WeWork the second most valuable U.S. startup behind Uber.
WeWork in Talks With SoftBank to Double Valuation to as Much as $40 Billion
Club Workspace: 'Like any new environment, one must learn its quirks'
By positioning its co-working spaces under the same roof as its more conventional office lettings, Club Workspace allows startups to step up when business takes off.
Coworking is breaking away from its cultural and geographical stereotypes
There is a persistent image of a coworking space as a sort of glorified serviced office for tech and creative startups who can’t afford the eye-watering rents in the areas they need to be.
Flexible office space is becoming mainstream as demand grows
“Our findings make it clear that the landlord community regard flexible occupation as a trend that is here to stay.”
San Francisco On Verge Of A Coworking Explosion And Landlords Are Taking Note
Two to three years ago, landlords were less willing to consider this type of tenant, but now they are actively seeking to partner with coworking providers to create a better tenant mix within their portfolios.
JLL: Flexible Space Market Driving Office Occupancy
The coworking space shows signs of becoming consolidated even as the amount of flexible space continues to grow.
CBRE Research: Flexible workspace is Fastest Growing Industry in Manhattan
A new report by CBRE reveals that over 900,000 sq ft of flexible workspace was leased during Q1 2018 in Manhattan.
The creator of WordPress shares his secret to running the ultimate remote workplace
A great many companies allow their employees to work from home now, but few are as committed to the concept at Automattic, the software company behind WordPress.
How France is making coworking spaces its own
There’s a new style of office space making waves in France – one that caters for established corporates as much as entrepreneurs.
Coworking trends are influencing design and layout of central London offices
The rise of coworking and flexible working are affecting the design and layout of central London offices, with many traditional offices being given makeovers to reflect current trends in wellness and connectivity.
Knotel expands NYC footprint as flexible office sector enjoys boom
Flexible workspace provider Knotel has added nearly 90,000 s/f of office space in the thriving Midtown South corridor.
WeWork Debuts The AI Desk
WeWork is trailling artificial intelligence in New York which is "at the convergence of AI and office furniture,”.
Has Coworking Grown Up Enough To Open The Door For New Kids?
Coworking has proven to be more than just a fad, as WeWork turns into a global empire and regional operators expand their fields of influence, but it has lost the scrappy underdog feel that made it appeal to its first members.
Are Management Contracts the Future of the Flexible Workspace Industry?
New opportunities are opening for coworking operators to enter into management agreements with real estate owners.
Co-Working Now Fuels The US Office Market
If co-working providers were left off the first quarter statistics, the US office market would have contracted.
Is Coworking the Future?
Coworking spaces allow entrepreneurs and their teams to sign short-term leases, begin working without worrying about owning any office furniture and equipment, use only the space they need, attract a new type of talent pool, and surround themselves with other like-minded entrepreneurs.
Bjarke Ingels Will Redesign Lord & Taylor’s Flagship Into WeWork’s New HQ
By hiring a chief architect–something no startups of WeWork’s size have done in such a high-profile way–Neumann lends star power to his ambition to remake cities in WeWork’s image.
If WeWork Disappeared Tomorrow, No Single Landlord Would Suffer A Catastrophe
Coworking giant WeWork has been expanding at a lightning pace recently, nearly doubling its square footage in 2017, but no single landlord — or even a small group of landlords — is overly exposed to WeWork leases.
WeWork Bonds Fall As Debt Investors Question Startup Stories
The decline raises new questions about the willingness of debt investors to support cash-burning newcomers.
German coworking firm plans 100,000-square-foot Mag Mile flagship
The firm plans to open a location with up to 100,000 square feet of offices in a 24-story office building at 500 N. Michigan Ave. in Chicago, a space that will include a gym and conference center.