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In this episode of the podcast we speak to Knotel's Amol Sarva about growth of the company.
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Boston real estate experts question the durability of coworking as WeWork rises to be one of the city's largest office tenants.
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Insatiable demand for flexible workspace prompts landlords to refurbish to match the coworking vibe
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How do you bring a business back in from the cold?
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WeWork opens a new location at 609 Main at Texas, a 48-story, 1M SF office tower in Downtown Houston. Hines owns and manages the tower.
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WeWork's competitors are not worried about its IPO, but say market consolidation is coming regardless of what happens to the coworking giant.
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Markets with fast-growing rents are seeing tenant improvement costs cancel out those benefits, but slower-growth markets have it even worse.
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DFW office market flocks to quality as property taxes and coworking become recession-related fears.
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New York City has been in Phase 2 since Monday, and Phase 3 is set for early July.
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New York-based company Convene has been working on a blueprint for how to offer the spaces its clients will need from now on, and is ready to implement it.
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