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The AsiaPacific’s coworking market has boomed in the past year, with flex centers growing above 15% across 8,600 offices in the region’s major cities.

Trends in coworking are constantly changing and operators are finding innovative ways to set themselves apart from traditional workspaces while transforming unused space.

Coworking startup 91springboard raised $10.2 million in a funding round from investors. Cofounder Varun Chawla says the company hopes to continue expanding across India.

Workplaces in 2019 are expected to show a huge shift as companies have put more emphasis on robotics, education, employee well-being, mentoring, and retention.

Coworking has become a household real estate venture and is easily the market’s biggest disrupter of 2018. Coworking provides affordable solutions for all businesses.

Lawrence Lee, Vice President at Xerox, says that the adaptation of advanced technology in workplaces will create an optimal and innovative work environment.

Victory Offices and Mirvac have created programs that help nurture developing startups and connect them to other companies that help grow their businesses even further.

The combination of technology and creativity may seem like an oxymoron, but when working as a unit in the workplace, evolutionary and inventive things can happen.

Real estate firm Savills predicts that serviced office spaces will slow production looking into 2019. Georgina Dillon, head of Savill’s Workthere unit, says that while the market is growing in...

Morris Levy, cofounder of The Yard, said the company chooses to leave booze out of the office to be inclusive, boost productivity and maintain a professional environment.