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Coworking giant WeWork has its hopes set on branching out from coworking spaces and creating a community through it. Its continued growth might help achieve that.

WeWork has grown their Chinese market from four locations to 60 in 2 years and is continuing upwards, but not without some competition from their biggest rivals UCommune.

Since 2014, Israel’s coworking spaces have grown from 16,000 square meters across the board to 60,000 and is continuing the growth by announcing two brand new spaces.

Hawaii has caught onto the coworking wave, showing major growth in shared workspaces since 2010 thanks to startups and corporations.

Amol Sarva, Knotel co-founder, is growing exponentially and expects to be bigger than WeWork in 15 months.

A new report by JLL’s EMEA group shows how the flexible office trend has been steadily growing thanks to technological advancements and popularity of coworking spaces.

San Diego-based coworking operator CommonGrounds has announced plans to enter in the Houston market in Greenway Plaza, leasing 28,000 square feet of space.

The City of Tulsa and George Kaiser Family Foundation offering $10,000 for workers to move and work remotely from the city for one year to grow the city’s community.

Real estate development company Ancorian announced plans to transform warehouse into a mixed environment including coworking space and retail in Houston’s East Downtown.

Chicago’s South Side is adding a new coworking space, University CoWork, to its sparse market. The affordable space hopes to bring entrepreneurial culture to the area.