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The commercial real estate sector was largely defined by the ever-changing office industry during the past decade thanks to the growth of coworking spaces and PropTech.

It was a tumultuous year for the coworking industry, so providers should take note of the failures some operators experienced in order to fully thrive in the new year.

While open offices are popular, companies should offer workers the opportunity to have a second alone as constant interaction with colleagues can hinder productivity.

Israel-based coworking firm MIXER Work & Lounge will officially open the doors to its Washington D.C. location next year and is currently taking membership applications.

As digital nomads become a big portion of the workforce, it is important for companies to adjust their managerial duties to ensure remote workers are kept in the loop.

Gloat, a New York-based talent marketplace company, has raised $25 million in a Series B funding round that will go towards expansion and enhancing its HR technology.

As biophilic design becomes mainstream for many companies, organizations are opting to build outdoor offices that offer a fully-immersive and collaborative workspace.

Research has found that the wellbeing of employees determines the success of a business, so employers must make more of an effort to ensure the best for their workers.

Research has repeatedly proven that remote working is very beneficial for employees’ health and productivity, as well as employers’ ability to attract and retain talent.

WeWork has obtained $1.75 billion in funding led by Goldman Sachs, helping SoftBank in its pledge to put together a $5 billion bailout package for the coworking firm.