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Workman announces the launch of its new office services arm, Welcome Offices.
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Bond Collective, a Manhattan-based coworking provider with six locations, is entering the D.C. market with a 30K SF lease on H Street.
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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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Investors are looking for less traditional, more tech-oriented commercial properties.
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Coworking specialist Huckletree is to open two new sites in London as part of planned UK-wide expansion.
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WeWork trials new phone app based on Amazon Alexa to make artificial intelligence desks possible
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New leases from companies like WeWork, MakeOffices, Industrious, Mindspace, Bond Collective and others are quickly expanding D.C.'s coworking market.
116 W Illinois St. contains one of two attendant-operated passenger elevators still in operation in Chicago.
WeWork has achieved phenomenal growth but gross profit mark=gins may be varying widely depending on location
WeWork has signed a 122K SF lease in Chelsea near Greenwich Village for a space it is reportedly marketing to corporate tenants, like its recent Amazon deal.
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