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The owner of D.C. buildings that once housed WeWork locations is now transforming the three spaces to launch its own coworking brand The Mark.

Despite its losses over the last year, IWG is on the rebound and now has plans to open two new locations in Manhattan under both its Regus and Spaces brands.

As pre-pandemic office constructions come to the market and more projects continue to be worked on, experts believe that office vacancies will continue climbing.

Many companies set their return-to-office dates for September, but rising cases of the Delta variant have forced businesses to, once again, delay the return.

A Deloitte survey revealed that twice as many workers under the age of 35 want permanent, post-pandemic flexible work arrangements compared to workers over 55.

WeWork and Cushman & Wakefield are in talks to form a $150 million partnership ahead of the coworking firm’s plans to go public through its SPAC merger.

Hysan Development and IWG will form a joint venture that allows Hysan to acquire and operate 32 of the flexible office firm’s locations across Asia’s Greater Bay Area.

Retail business group The Hudson’s Bay Co. is exploring the possibility of transforming the former Lord & Taylor location at Westfarms Mall into a coworking space.

Coworking operator 1776 has rebranded its name to 76 Forward, as well as its logo, website and tagline in order to better present its mission, vision and values.

According to a report by Andrew Stettner, 7.5 million Americans could lose their unemployment benefits by September, which could have a negative impact on the economy.