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As the flexible workspace industry continues to grow, real estate firms have found value in these shared space offerings and now offer their own flexible office brands.

A report from CBRE Canada has found that the country’s coworking market is spreading rapidly and is expected to reach over 6.1 million square feet by the end of 2019.

Blackbird, a coworking firm catered to women of color and their allies, is expected to make its debut in Culver City on October 26 and will host events, panels and...

Sources have revealed that WeWork is weighing the sale of its minority stake in female-focused coworking operator The Wing in an effort to raise improve its finances.

After weeks of a seemingly endless struggle, WeWork hit another snag with its high-yield bond price dropping to a record low, just after Adam Neumann stepped down as CEO.

After WeWork announced it would be delaying its anticipated IPO, competitors in China, such as UCommune, are looking to set themselves apart from the coworking giant.

After Harvest Properties hit pause on a deal with WeWork for office space in San Jose, other REITs may follow suit due to increased risk the coworking firm is carrying.

After weeks of making headlines, WeWork has announced it has withdrawn its IPO filing to focus on building up the core of its business, according to its new co-CEOS.

One of New York City’s most well-recognized landlords, the Durst Organization, is expected to launch, “Durst Ready”, its own flexible workspace operation, next week.

Masayoshi Son of SoftBank has enlisted the help of former Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure to help clean up WeWork after delaying its anticipated initial public offering.