Tishman Speyer is betting the global trend toward coworking is here to stay, and has announced the launch of its own flexible workspace provider.
Tishman Speyer Breaks Into Coworking
Wall Street Journal Confirms what Industry Experts have said all along about WeWork
The Wall Street Journal named WeWork as one of the companies most likely to fail in an economic downturn.
Convene CEO and co-founder Ryan Simonetti
Convene, a workplace solutions provider, is branching out from its traditional model to meet the growing demand of office owners looking for flexible workspaces while maintaining their company brands.
Move Over JPMorgan, WeWork Says It Is Now Manhattan’s Biggest Office Tenant
Coworking giant WeWork says it is now the biggest office tenant in New York City, thanks to a massive lease it signed in Chelsea last month.
WeWork Acquires Software Company To Beef Up Office-As-A-Service Capabilities
Coworking giant WeWork edged closer into the tech world recently when it acquired Teem, a Salt Lake City software startup specializing in office management, for a reported $100M.
You should not expect the coworking bubble to burst anytime soon
Rapid Coworking Expansion Continues To Drive D.C. Office Market, And It Isn't Slowing Down
Coworking has been growing exponentially in D.C., with new deals signed nearly every month so far in 2018.
If co-working is the future, then it shouldn’t look like a frat house
Cushman & Wakefield: The CoWorking Industry could withstand a Downturn
In the first half of 2018, coworking space accounted for over 10% of all new leasing deals in Washington DC, San Francisco, and Manhattan.
WeWork Looks To Siphon Tenants From Competitors Using Hefty Broker Commissions
In the battle for tenants, WeWork is offering commercial real estate brokers 100% commission on the first year's rent paid by a tenant who moves from a major competitor.
Sneak peek: Office Depot debuts co-working space in Los Gatos store
The move comes as the office supplies retailer looks to edge in on co-working giants like WeWork by offering workspace for freelancers, small business owners and remote workers.
Coworking Slowly Gains Foothold
Coworking, with its open floor plans and seating arrangements, has become especially popular among tech startups and freelancers seeking collaboration with like-minded creative types or merely those looking for a workplace ready for immediate use without a long-term lease commitment.
WeWork’s Newest Business Model Expands Into San Francisco
WeWork’s newest offering, HQ by WeWork, is already growing and will soon open a location in San Francisco.
As Workplace Needs Shift Outside The Office, Landlords And Coworking Providers Seek Partnerships To Get In The Game
The evolving white-collar workforce no longer operates solely from the office as previous generations did, and workplace-as-a-service providers are taking advantage of that shift by moving workspaces into new realms.
SoftBank Puts Another Cool Billion Into WeWork As The Coworking Giant's Losses, Revenues Balloon
Office Depot Continues to Expand Its Business Services Platform: Workonomy
Workonomy reflects Office Depot’s ability to architect all its customers’ business solutions in one offering, empowering them with personalized and seamless access to the products, services and resources they need to get work done.
Retail apocalypse watch: Office Depot is now moonlighting as a coworking space
While working at an Office Depot sounds like a beige-carpeted version of hell, on the plus side, you’ll never run out of toner and will always be able to find a pen when you need one.
Co-Working Heads To The Local Mall
The retail and co-working industries may very well see more deals such as the one Macerich inked with Industrious to bring its co-working platform to select malls in Macerich’s portfolio.
Macerich malls opens co-working spaces aimed at startups and large retailers
Mall operator Macerich is repurposing retail space across the country for companies who want a physical location for meetings, pop-up shops and back-office operations.
Verizon's Workspace Initiative Moves Toward Co-Working
With a portfolio of over 110 million SF, the evolution of design, and footprint of their telecommunications equipment, Verizon’s real estate managers saw an increasing balance of underutilized space.