In The Loop: 2019 Industry Trends, Co-Living, And A Coworking Space’s Closing
Published on January 5, 2019 - By Cecilia Amador
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.”
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.”
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.
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.
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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.
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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.
