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A software company hopes to attract software developers to a co-working facility at the popular Armour Yards development.
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IWG aiming for a more discriminating member for its No18 co-working location in OliverMcMillan's luxury Buckhead development.
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San Francisco's coworking market continues to grow, but lack of available offices could be a problem for long-term growth.
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Experts say Georgia's loss for HQ2 has nothing to do with the region's future economic development prospects.
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Some frustrated stakeholders in cities that missed out on HQ2 believe Amazon founder Jeff Bezos never seriously considered anywhere but its final choices.
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As coworking has skyrocketed in popularity over the last few years, the risks of losing intellectual property and corporate spying have escalated.
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Michael Bloomberg's campaign spent over $900K with Knotel in Q4, and several other candidates including Biden, Buttigieg and Sanders used flexible offices.
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Flexible offices will take a major hit this year, but once the COVID-19 crisis is past, many at-home workers may choose coworking long term.
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While some companies are assisting parents by operating schools during work hours, most parents are being left to their own devices. If they can afford it.
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Occupancy from flexible workspace providers in the D.C. area has declined by 879K SF over the last six months, adding vacancy to an already weak office market.
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