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Property owners are finding ways to make the most out of the booming coworking market by through joint ventures, managements agreements, and opening their own offices.

Workplaces are constantly evolving and will continue to do so for an infinite amount of time. But what new trends does 2019 hold for the ever-changing job force?

WeWork recently announced a partnership with LIKEtoKNOW.it, the online influencer retail app, in its latest of many retail ventures.

Coworking operator Serendipity Labs has perfected the idea of a hospitable office. While many providers implement some form of hospitality, Serendipity specializes in it.

Women-only office provider The Wing has been at the receiving end of criticism that claims they discriminate. Now they seem to be backtracking on their membership policy.

Business travelers find working out of lobbies to be very distracting and unproductive, so some hotels have added coworking spaces to build loyalty with their guests.

Recently, companies are beginning to prioritize wellness agendas. An overlooked but vital component is providing proper natural and circadian lighting throughout the day.

The Flatiron Writers Group will launch a new coworking space that will provide writers a community to network, attend workshops and write the next great American novel.

Workplace design and technological advancements are leading us into uncharted territory untouched by humans: empathy and a sense of self in work environments.

Technology in the workplace is evolving the way workplaces function. Different generations can successfully assimilate through various digital and collaborative tools.