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Cushman & Wakefield has launched its own flexible workspace arm called Indego, which will offer landlords design, marketing, sales and on-site operations services under a management agreement with the commercial real estate firm.

“Indego enables our clients to meet the rapidly growing demand for flexible workspace – and the improved returns it offers – on their terms,” said Emma Winnerton, former global commercial director for Spaces who will lead Indego. “Cushman & Wakefield has been at the forefront of the evolving office market for many years and our investment in Indego demonstrates where we believe this exciting sector is heading next.”

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