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The way we work is changing before our eyes and will continue to change more in the future as companies implement more remote work policies and redesign office spaces.

Coworking operators are experiencing huge dips in occupancy and revenue due to the coronavirus and it is leaving many struggling to pay rent to their landlords.

Coworking spaces in India are struggling to stay afloat due to lockdowns, but changes in hygiene practices and business models could make them stronger than ever before.

WeWork is in the process of rolling out a redesign of its coworking spaces that encourages physical distancing between members, as well as stricter cleaning practices.

Commercial real estate companies will have to undergo major changes if they want to stay afloat, and adopting flexible, short-term leases may just be the key to survival.

Several well-known workspace providers, such as Industrious and IWG, have joined forces to create a playbook that details steps needed to safely return to the workplace.

Offices are changing before our eyes, and as people come back to physical offices, developers and designers need to make significant changes to meet the needs of workers.

Shelter-in-place orders have left Bay Area coworking operators struggling to stay afloat, but firms are still reconfiguring their spaces to welcome back their members.

Remote working will likely be in high demand once the pandemic has ended, and IT companies will need to come up with secure strategies to support their remote workers.

Although coworking spaces are currently struggling, the industry is expected to emerge stronger than ever as companies seek innovative and inspiring workspace solutions.