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Coworking firm Industrious acquired another office space provider TechSpace, a firm that focuses on the tech industry, which added seven new locations to its portfolio.

The nine-year-old decacorn startup WeWork has finally filed to go public, but investors are looking more closely at the company’s operations and data in recent years.

As coworking demand rises in Chicago, operators such as Industrious are finding ways to stand apart from the competition while maintaining an elevated user experience.

WorkChew, a startup that transforms restaurants into coworking spaces during off-times, has launched its affordable workspaces across 14 Washington D.C. restaurants.

JustCo, who claims to be the profitable counterpart to WeWork, opened its first Australian location in Sydney as the operator works to expand from 40 to 100 locations.

WeWork’s European expansion is seeing big competition from numerous other operators, such as IWG, and its recent IPO filing might work to the favor of those competitors.

Coder Victor Pontis created pop-up coworking space WePark in a parking spot to make a solid point about the cost of other coworking spaces in the San Francisco area.

Coworking spaces have started utilizing data tracking in order to be more aware of how occupants use spaces and amenities, allowing them to better tailor their services.

Modern offices have taken note of what keeps people coming back to hotels by offering a relaxing atmosphere and amenities to have a productive and collaborative workday.

Industrious will open its second workspace situated within a retail property at the Broadway Plaza shopping center in Walnut Creek, taking up 36,000 square feet of space.