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New York-based coliving company Common has announced a major expansion across cities like Atlanta, Philadelphia, and San Diego that will quadruple its current footprint.

Workspace’s CEO Jamie Hopkins has announced that he is quitting his position at the company due to personal reasons, but will continue to be a shareholder in the company.

OYO has launched Powerstation, its new coworking brand for medium to large businesses. Now, the firm will manage three coworking brands: Powerstation, Innov8, and Workflo.

WeWork has signed a lease to take up 40,000 square feet of an almost-completed 29-story mixed-use building on Peachtree Street as it continues its expansion in Atlanta.

Take Care, an independent beauty store in Washington D.C., has added a coworking space called Workwell within its space that focuses on creating a peaceful workplace.

The U.S. workforce is expected to consist of 50% of freelancers by 2027, which means that the 4.8 million Americans that are self-described digital nomads will likely grow.

Entrepreneurs, small businesses, and a young generation of workers seeking an agile workplace are helping fuel the flexible space sector in Central And Eastern Europe.

Southeast Asia’s largest coworking provider JustCo has signed a 4,200 square meter lease for it’s first Sydney location as it moves to doubling its regional footprint.

CBRE is rolling out its A&B concept that combines the collaboration of coworking spaces, hospitality services, amenities, and artificial intelligence-driven technology.

The Belize Tourism Board is hopping on the niche coworking trend with an overwater bungalow coworking space on a small island— an idea WeWork wishes it had thought of.