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Over the next ten years, the coworking space market is expected to continue growing as people seek out more flexible and sustainable workplace solutions.

Social media giant Facebook has informed employees that they will all have the ability to apply for remote working positions if they have an office-based position.

Although sublease space is still at above average levels in Manhattan, tenants have started pulling sublease space off the market as more people return to the office.

IWG’s brand Spaces has opened its first location in Estonia in the capital of Tallinn, taking up almost 30,000 square feet of space in the heart of the city.

Common, one of the leading coliving firm competitors, has acquired Starcity’s management contracts and will wind down the Bay Area company’s brand.

A recent survey from Unispace found that 40% of respondents anticipate more technology in the post-pandemic workplace, but these tools should not be the main focus.

Despite research showing that employees want to continue working from home for at least half of the week, bias is keeping leaders from making progressive decisions.

Companies like WeWork have launched efforts to incorporate holograms within their workplaces in order to cut down on Zoom fatigue and create a more immersive experience.

Offices are a central topic for companies when planning their future workplace strategies, and experts will need to listen to users to understand what they really need.

A recent survey revealed that while more companies are anticipating their employees to return to the office by September, some workers may not be as eager.