In The Loop: 2019 Industry Trends, Co-Living, And A Coworking Space’s Closing

[ezcol_1quarter][/ezcol_1quarter] [ezcol_3quarter_end]Flexible Workspace 2019 Trends
Flexible workspace operator, Workthere, has identified the key themes to watch in 2019. According to Workthere’s Cal Lee, “There are a number of factors that will impact the flexible office market in 2019 as we continue to see the office sector as a whole evolve and adapt as a result of tenant demands and the growing trend for the workplace to be viewed as a service with experience, flexibility, wellbeing and talent attraction and retention of paramount importance.”[/ezcol_3quarter_end]

[ezcol_1quarter][/ezcol_1quarter] [ezcol_3quarter_end]IndiQube Set to Offer Co-Living Space
India based flexible workspace operator, IndiQube, “is looking to stand out in a crowded market by offering flexible offices that double as living quarters,” Forbes India reported this week. IndiQube’s upcoming location in Hebbal will offer living space, coworking space, a health club,  a sports arena, a food court, and even a convenience store. [/ezcol_3quarter_end]

[ezcol_1quarter][/ezcol_1quarter] [ezcol_3quarter_end]Coworking Space in Kansas City Will Close in February
Bizjournals reported this week that a “Kansas City-area coworking space is shuttering operations after five years.” Bonfire, which was geared towards creatives will continue operations throughout January but will officially close in February. Competition and M&A activity is expected to increase throughout the course of 2019. [/ezcol_3quarter_end]