Beleaguered IWG To Roll Out Smaller, Decentralized Coworking Platform

IWG has devised a smaller, more separated coworking space platform.

Coworking Is Surviving Its Trial By Fire

Data shows flexible office has proved more resilient in a downturn than many expected.

Is An Owner-Operator Business Model The Key To Helping Coworking Companies Survive?

Coworking companies have always struggled to retain tenants, especially now. Could working as an owner-operator be the answer?

Miami Company Introduces 'Virtual Coworking'

FORUM is adapting its coworking services for the noncommittal by extending virtual business resources.

Dallas Farmers Market To House 23K SF Coworking Concept

The Dallas Farmers Market enters a new era with plans to host a coworking site.

The UK’s Coworking Spaces Are The Emptiest In Europe

Less than a quarter of workers are back at their flexible office desk.

How Coworking Marketplace Upflex Is Redefining Hub-And-Spoke

Companies can provide a single hub and offer coworking memberships to their employees, letting them choose from desks at thousands of locations.

CBRE Slashes Growth Plans For In-House Coworking Platform

CBRE cutting planned 2020 Hana expenditures by half.

WeWork Closing 3 Of Its Oldest D.C. Coworking Spaces

A WeWork spokesperson confirmed it is closing its Manhattan Laundry, Wonder Bread Factory and 718 7th St. NW spaces, all buildings owned by Douglas Development.

Coworking Firms Are Figuring Out How To Make It To Greener Pastures

Coworking and flexible operators are working to stay relevant as companies cut costs and workers stay home.