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IWG has devised a smaller, more separated coworking space platform.
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Data shows flexible office has proved more resilient in a downturn than many expected.
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Coworking companies have always struggled to retain tenants, especially now. Could working as an owner-operator be the answer?
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FORUM is adapting its coworking services for the noncommittal by extending virtual business resources.
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The Dallas Farmers Market enters a new era with plans to host a coworking site.
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Less than a quarter of workers are back at their flexible office desk.
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Companies can provide a single hub and offer coworking memberships to their employees, letting them choose from desks at thousands of locations.
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CBRE cutting planned 2020 Hana expenditures by half.
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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.
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Coworking and flexible operators are working to stay relevant as companies cut costs and workers stay home.
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