In The Loop: Regus And WeWork Dominate The US Market, “Manspreading” In Shared Workspaces, And More

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A recent study by Yardi Matrix found that Regus and WeWork comprise 60% of all coworking space in the US’s 20 major markets. Speaking of major markets, Manhattan and Los Angeles take first and second place respectively with the most square footage dedicated to coworking spaces.

Women-Focused Coworking Spaces Take Over DC

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UK-Based BizSpace Expands Portfolio

UK-based flexible workspace provider, BizSpace announced this week that it invested over £2.5million in the acquisition and refurbishment of a new business centre, taking its UK North West Portfolio to 23 locations.