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Although there is some concern about the future of coworking, CBRE research indicates that the industry will likely grow to take up 13% of total leased space by 2030.

Beer-on-tap and foosball tables are no longer enough to set coworking companies apart. Now, operators are turning to innovative design to stand out from the competition.

A report from Cushman & Wakefield found that India’s coworking footprint will likely grow five times its current size to 130 million to 140 million square feet by 2025.

A new survey from Clutch revealed that, while 39% of coworking employees work out of a WeWork space, local coworking spaces are becoming almost as popular with 36%.

Solopreneurship is rewarding, but can have an impact on your mental health due to loneliness, so it is vital to combat this by reaching out to like-minded professionals.

Microsoft Japan’s “Work Life Choice Challenge” offered a four-day work week for employees during August, and found that productivity and sales improved significantly.

Analysis from Regus reveals that the move of flexible offices from metro areas to smaller cities could add $13.7 billion to Canada’s local economies over the next decade.

Coliving firm Bungalow raised $47 million that it plans to use towards expanding its footprint of converting existing homes into community-drive living arrangements.

A new survey from Hana, CBRE’s flexible office firm, has found that it is the demand for flexibility that is disrupting the market, not the flexible spaces themselves.

A study from Regus has revealed that flexible offices migrating outside of large metropolitan areas could contribute $11.5 billion AUD to Australia’s local economies.