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Real estate veteran Sandeep Mathrani is WeWork’s new CEO as the coworking firm pivots towards its standing as a real estate company, rather than a technology company.

Physical workspaces are slowly becoming a thing of the past as technology and changing work culture pave the way for companies to adopt a more remote, digital workforce.

As WeWork has become less of a threat to competitors in the flexible office sector, Knotel has set itself up as a dependable alternative, but not without some criticism.

Coworking spaces located in suburban and secondary cities have helped massively cut down on commute times, thus reducing the environmental damage from carbon emissions.

Flexibility in the workplace has gone beyond catering to just parents thanks to women putting the spotlight on other various reasons this offering is needed for workers.

Workers who work from home or a coffee shop are missing out on the numerous benefits coworking spaces offer, such as better productivity, a sense of community and more.

Kansas City employment is hitting record lows, and companies are testing out new real estate strategies as competition to attract and retain talent grows stronger.

Flexible spaces have a reputation of being a short-term commitment, but they provide companies and building owners benefits like cost efficiency, sustainability and more.

Flexible workspace provider Knotel has expanded in Ireland with two new Dublin locations, where it will bring its total footprint in the city to 25,435 square feet.

Research from flexible workspace specialist Workthere revealed that there may be a link between a flexible office’s profitability and higher private office allocation.