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Companies who are looking to become more sustainable, cut costs, produce less waste and reduce energy consumption should look into adopting the flexible workspace model.

The workplace has transformed from cubicle-laden offices, to a place that values adaptability, wellness and utilizes data to create the best environment for workers.

Industrious will open its second Denver location by the end of the year in the Cherry Creek Shopping Center, its third location in a Taubman Centers-owned property.

CBRE’s coworking branch Hana will open a new location in Philadelphia’s 1818 Market Street office tower where it will take up 50,000 square feet across two floors.

The growing sharing economy has led the coliving sector to become the ideal living arrangement for young professionals, and is expected to branch beyond this tenant base.

When flexible offices started to emerge in popularity about a decade ago, some experts thought it may have been a passing trend, but time has proven this theory wrong.

A new study from researchers at Olivet Nazarene University found that changing expectations of the workplace are having a direct impact on how offices are designed.

WeWork has sold off one of its many acquisitions, meeting space technology company Teem, to workplace solutions firm iOffice to recoup its losses after its failed IPO.

Despite the economic uncertainties that have hit Asia in the past few years, its office and flexible workspace sectors are expected to continue flourishing in the future.

Now that the dust has settled after WeWork’s failed IPO, the firm is trying to get back on track by laying off staff, slowing expansion and focusing on its core...