In The Loop: Regus Extends Sale Offer Deadline, WeWork Takes Over London, And Coworking For Introverts

Published on January 27, 2018 - By Cecilia Amador de San José

Regus Rejected Brookfield’s Offer

International Workplace Group (IWG) rejected Brookfield’s £2.5bn offer. Regus’ potential sale, however, is still possible, as reports claim both companies are still in discussion. A new date, February 2nd, has been set for Brookfield to make a final offer to IWG.

Read more about Regus’ potential sale here.

How To Survive In A Coworking Space When You Don’t Like Talking To People

Like it or not, the world is built on social interaction. “It’s the ugly truth” writes Camille Charluet. “Us socially awkward dorks just have to accept the fact that small talk and socializing are extremely necessary evils.” Community members at TQ offer their best hacks on surviving in a coworking space when talking to people just doesn’t come naturally.

Read more about coworking for introverts here.

WeWork Is London’s Largest Office Occupier

Over the past 5 years, WeWork has leased over 2.5 million sq ft of space in the capital, more than any other company — including Google (1.3m sq ft), Amazon (1m sq ft) and Deutsche Bank (857,839 sq ft).

Read more about London’s largest office space occupiers here.