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A Colliers International report shows that landlords and tenants in Asia-Pacific are making an extra effort to incorporate wellness for a more productive environment.

Some coworking operators are gearing up to face the first recession since the sector’s major genesis and are avoiding relying on big corporate clients to stay afloat.

Coworking firm Huckletree individually curates its members to foster collaboration and engagement within the space, particularly through its 12-week startup program.

Real estate brokerage Cushman & Wakefield’s new report shows that coworking firms, such as WeWork and Spaces, are boxing out competition due to noncompete agreements.

IWG has announced a monthly fitness membership for its 1,000 employees, Regus and Spaces staff, and members to suit those with a flexible or remote work schedule.

Panthera is Israel’s first women-focused coworking space that provides women professionals with services and networking opportunities to support their businesses.

Many China-based coworking operators are slowing production and expansion throughout major cities as the country deals with economic downturn and rising vacancy rates.

Hospitality company OYO has announced its acquisition of coworking firm Innov8 as it looks to expand into the office sector while maintaining its hospitality presence.

Colliers International has expanded its partnership with coworking platform Upsuite by providing Colliers professionals access to the best flexible offices on the market.

New York’s $25 billion Hudson Yards development now contains a coworking lounge called 3den, which provides access to soundproof booths, nap pods, and on-the-go supplies.