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Coworking firms are making their presence known in buildings everywhere, but some experts in the field are being cautious as the possibility of a recession looms over.

WeWork’s business model of leasing space on a short-term basis has been met with some skepticism, but its new investment arm could help buffer it during a recession.

Latin America’s coworking market is growing steadily across many countries, as demand for flexible amenities continues to become increasingly valuable to remote workers.

Social clubs are being rejuvenated in the form of coworking spaces as professionals flock to operators that offer a sense of community and networking opportunities.

Knotel has signed two additional deals in Midtown Manhattan, totaling 17,600 square feet of office space on Fifth Avenue as the firm continues its expansion in the city.

Proptech has emerged as one of the fastest growing investment sectors in the past few years and has aided the coworking industry to become a prominent real estate sector.

While coworking spaces has made a significant mark on major cities worldwide, secondary cities are finding their own voice in this sector by building community campuses.

Philip Tsai, Chairman of Deloitte China, believes that companies need to adopt the evolving work culture — that means being flexible and on the same tier as colleagues.

Multifamily developers are replacing traditional business centers with coworking spaces to appeal to people who work from home, while providing them with more services.

WeWork has always been at the center of criticism, as it yet has to make a profit, since its founding almost ten years ago, so how did it receive a...