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In order to better accommodate working parents who require more flexibility, coworking spaces in London have started offering childcare services.

Professionals have been migrating away from cities and into secondary cities and suburban areas over the last 18 months as new remote workers seek more elbow room.

As companies transition to hybrid work models, leaders are navigating how to reconfigure their office design in order to accommodate this new arrangement.

Convene has announced that it will mandate all employees, members and guests to provide proof of vaccination, making it the first major coworking operator to do so.

Common, a coliving operator, will see two of its properties in Washington D.C. be sold in what may be the first coliving assets to be traded in the D.C. market.

Super commutes are work commutes longer than 90 minutes one way, and a new report by Apartment List expects these travels to remain despite more people working remotely.

A new survey from FlexJobs finds that almost 70% of workers would consider changing their career, especially if that meant obtaining a better work-life balance.

After experiencing a downturn during the midst of the pandemic, the proptech industry has a renewed purpose in keeping offices safe and healthy for employees.

The workforce has evolved numerous times over the past 18 months, with remote working, labor shortages, high unemployment and more impacting how companies operate.

State Street Corp. has revealed it will move 500 workers out of Manhattan offices and place them in coworking spaces, suburban offices or shift them to teleworking.