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Houston real estate firm Hines revealed its coworking brand Hines² will open in two of its buildings in Houston and Salt Lake City before expanding across the country.

Seattle-based coworking operator The Riveter has announced the next location apart of its national expansion plan will be a Portland facility that will open on July 22.

Digital natives currently take up the majority of the workforce, and now more than ever, these young workers highly value having flexibility in the workplace over pay.

Eastern Foundry, a company that partners with the federal government and provides them with coworking spaces, will open its third location in Fayetteville this September.

While offices have favored the open-office concept more in recent years, concerns about the lack of privacy may cause workplaces to pivot towards cubicles once more.

As the flexible workspace revolution continues to thrive, International Workplace Group (IWG) is aiming to become one of the UK’s first serviced office franchisers.

The implementation of technological advancements, mobile work options, and supportive communities are the standout factors that continue to drive workplace evolution.

Coworking communities The Wing, the Riveter, and Chief provide safe spaces that support female professionals and women-owned businesses in a male-heavy industry.

Coworking firm WeWork has acquired Waltz, a building access and security management software company, as it continues its acquisition spree to stretch beyond coworking.

Hong Kong, the Asia-Pacific’s most expensive office market, is expected to rise rental costs again due to the consolidation of firms leading to a decrease in competition.