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Companies have accepted that wellness in the workplace should be prioritized, but the trendiness of it can overshadow what is most effective — starting from the basics.

Coworking giants, such as WeWork and IWG’s Spaces, have started to expand their services and lease high profile properties in Auckland’s rapidly growing office market.

Sources have revealed that CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate services firm, is looking at 3 World Trade Center to house its new coworking brand Hana.

Hoxton Hotel is branching out from traditional hospitality services with the launch of its coworking brand Working From_ at its London Southwark and Chicago locations.

Speaking at the 2019 MIPIM conference, IWG’s CEO Mark Dixon said that companies of various sizes should offer some form of agility in order to attract and retain talent.

As the coworking space sector continues to evolve and grow, experts believe that there will be a 25% growth of these offices within retail properties through 2023.

Ryan Simonetti, CEO of Convene, believes that the firm sets itself apart from the competition by going beyond serviced workspaces and offering more hospitable amenities.

China is on its way to lead the world in proptech as it continues to excel in artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, and the Internet of Things.

Building Industry Gathering Oakland has opened its 3,650 square foot, one-of-a-kind coworking space geared towards small minority and women-owned businesses in the area.

Novel Coworking’s newest Chicago location will include workspaces, such as office suites, private offices, and coworking space, to accommodate various-sized companies.