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As the coworking model becomes more of a staple in the office market, competing operators must find the offerings that can keep them afloat during an economic downturn.

A CBRE report shows that flex space could represent nearly 600 million square feet of office supply by 2030, leading to traditional offices converting to flexible spaces.

While Chicago’s coworking and real estate markets have been on the rise, depending on financially weak coworking operators such as WeWork may put landlords at risk.

Unicorns fueled by overzealous venture capitalists continue to fuel the tech sector, but a failed WeWork initial public offering could put an end to the unicorn era.

Research presented at the CoreNet Global Summit revealed that millennials find workplace design and flexibility to be the most important factors for a healthy workplace.

IWG shares have added over $500 million to CEO Mark Dixon’s net worth as the firm continues to prove time and time again why it is more sustainable than its...

Reports have revealed that WeWork’s IPO valuation could drop below $15 billion from its original $47 billion as the firm attempts to do damage control on its S-1 filing.

A new report from Cushman & Wakefield has revealed that flexible workspaces in Central London are expected to exceed over 2 million square feet by the end of the year.

CommonGrounds Workplace recently raised $40 million from investors that will go towards its national expansion plan to have a footprint of 2 million square feet.

Venture capitalists eager to throw huge sums of money at private companies losses may want to rethink their strategy in light of WeWork and SoftBank’s IPO conundrum.