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International Workplace Group (IWG) has its sights set on opening over 100 new locations across Australia over the course of five years through franchise agreements.

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Catalyst, a Downtown Orlando-based coworking space, announced it will be shutting its doors after five years of being home to numerous startups and young companies.

RXR Realty sets itself apart from other landlords by putting an emphasis on connectivity in their buildings by partnering with coworking firms, hosting events, and more.

Before the Proptech boom, the real estate sector struggled to keep up with technological advancements of other industries despite being the largest industry out there.

A survey from office solutions firm ETZ Payments revealed 58% of Brits believe that flexible working is the future, but the option is still out of reach for many workers.

Flexible workspace provider Breather has signed a lease to take up 11,817 square feet in San Francisco’s Financial District, the largest of its 70 workspaces in the city.

As more organizations adopt flexible work options for their employers, how it is implemented goes beyond working at any time — it means a more diverse, agile workplace.

Coworking operator WeWork has announced its first United Arab Emirates location in Abu Dhabi’s Hub71 will open in Q1 of 2020 and take up nearly 54,000 square feet.

As the coworking market continues to evolve, operators are finding new ways of adapting and transforming their spaces in order to better cater to a wider audience.