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Despite coworking operators experiencing numerous obstacles over the past few months, some companies are going forward with their expansion plans in the coming months.

Coworking provider Hub Australia has revealed that it has achieved becoming completely carbon neutral certified in both organization and product by Climate Active.

Technology integration is an inevitable part of the future of work, and AI could provide the real estate industry the ability to become safer and more efficient.

Working from home may seem like a sustainable approach to business operations during these times, but large cities that are a hub for innovation are essential too.

Gareth Evans, who has been the CEO of BizSpace for 15 years, is stepping down from his position and will be replaced by former UK CEO for Regus John Spencer.

As employees become more eager to come back to the workplace, companies need to become more mindful of how to outfit their spaces to further emphasize safety and health.

A new report from Cardiff University and the University of Southampton found that the majority of employees want to continue working from home in some form in the future.

While many companies are hesitant to open their offices back up to employees, some are exploring a hub-and-spoke model that provides an office closer to workers’ homes.

Despite many proclaiming that the office is dead, many employees have voiced concerns about remote working arrangements and are eager to return to a physical workplace.

Ireland’s government is in the process of raising funds for digital hub centers, which are workspaces geared towards remote workers suffering from isolation and fatigue.