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Coworking spaces are in high demand from businesses of all sizes due to their hospitality, sense of community, technology offerings and workspace management expertise.

Shared workspaces and workout facilities are finding a way to work in tandem and may be helping people reach their fitness goals, as well as their work-related goals.

Remote workers have the ability to work from wherever suits them, leading many to take advantage of travel opportunities and is catching the eye of the travel industry.

Medical coworking spaces provide medical professionals from various backgrounds a chance to work flexibly so they have time to build relationships with their patients.

Workplaces are moving on from the information age to the collaboration age and companies looking to stay ahead of the trend need the right technological tools to do so.

Coworking space Womanly has opened up its doors and is the first flexible office space that is geared towards supporting and nurturing female entrepreneurs in Brussels.

Hana, the coworking branch of CBRE, has announced a new partnership with Silverstein Properties for the firm’s first New York City location at 3 World Trade Center.

Technology will continue to revolutionize how workplaces operate through automation, digital transformation, digital adoption solutions and improved employee experience.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Knotel CEO Amol Sarva explained how this year’s theme, stakeholder capitalism, will impact the real estate industry.

While the coworking industry is still relatively young, the sector’s business model and audience has consistently evolved and will continue to do so in 2020 and beyond.