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Digital nomads and remote workers are seen as interchangeable workstyles, but they really only one share commonality: working outside from a traditional physical office.

Planning workspaces means more than arranging desks and conference rooms— organizations need to ensure their spaces are being used efficiently and satisfy workers’ needs.

In 2019, India’s coworking sector grew immensely and is expected to continue to do so, but operators will need to find unique ways to stand apart from the competition.

Athena Rising, a Livermore-based coworking space, offers women the tools to be empowered, apart of a community and guide them on their journey to self-acceptance.

Generation Z is the first fully digitally-fluent generation to emerge in the workforce, and their input is having an impact on employers’ technology purchasing decisions.

While flexibility is high in demand, landlords and coworking firms must find ways to retain occupants who are not contractually obligated to their space in the long-term.

WeWork has announced it will phase out its free booze across its North American locations and will replace it with non-alcoholic beverages like cold brew and kombucha.

New York-based flexible office firm Knotel has faced scrutiny over reported vacancies and layoffs, but its CEO is confident in his company’s ability to continue growing.

Despite a difficult year for real estate firms last year, 2020 so far has seen venture capital investment firms investing millions of dollars into proptech companies.

Hana, CBRE’s coworking brand, has opened its second United States location in Irvine where it will take up 62,000 square feet at LBA Realty’s Park Place office campus.