... , access to WiFi, free coffee and printing paper. Coworking giant Industrious has partnered with hotels to convert a host of guest ... only going to the office once or twice a week," Industrious CEO Jamie Hodari said in a press release. "People are ...
... years, partner Lucy Billingsley said in a statement. She said Industrious’ brand blended well with One Arts Plaza. The space ... The Arts District is Dallas' best expression of that mix,” Industrious CEO Jamie Hodari said. One Arts’ 24-story office structure ...
... is now 92% leased and has a tenant roster including Industrious, Stellar Health Group, Rakuten USA and Global Strategies Group. CBRE ...
... , built in 2005, is 52% leased, per Wolf. Tenants include Industrious, Atlas Network, Open Text and NOVA Advertising, according to their ...
... Convene's major rival companies such as WeWork, Knotel and Industrious applied and received money from the PPP. Neither WeWork, ... Knotel nor Industrious replied to Bisnow requests for comment by press time. “ ...
... a hotel.” The hospitality focus of companies like WeWork, Industrious and Convene has forced commercial landlords to up their game ... to swing space is that tenants can expand into it, Industrious Chief Operating Officer Liz Simon said. “The coworking part ...
... not be going into public places,” Industrious co-founder and CEO Jamie Hodari said. Industrious, a coworking firm with offices in ... City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. Industrious closed one location in Irvine, California, as well as ...
... drop to 16%, a 2022 deal signed with coworking company Industrious for a portion of the vacated space boosted occupancy at ...
... been a vice president of real estate at coworking provider Industrious, to launch her own business. The industry is especially tied ...
... , Matthew Astrachan, Mitchell Konsker and Thomas Swartz represented the landlord. *** Industrious has signed an extension and expansion of its space at ...
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