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Noelle Coak is a serviced-office veteran, having spent the past 21 years observing how people work and using this to create the most efficient spaces for professionals.

Although startup and investor confidence is at an all-time high, CREtech found that real estate tech company investments dropped by 23% last year in comparison to 2017.

Many offices still maintain the top-down model, which can hinder productivity. Now, the best way to foster creativity is by having a flexible, well-designed workspace.

Workspace marketplace firm Office Hub has developed Abacus, a cloud-based technology that allows tenants to bid and negotiate workspace agreements with full transparency.

Seyfarth Shaw’s fourth annual Real Estate Market Sentiment Survey revealed that commercial real estate executives are concerned about rising interest rates in 2019.

Lisa Picard, EQ Office president and CEO, believes that to have an effective workforce, the real estate industry needs to evolve to cater to tenants’ changing needs.

Chris Kelly, co-founder and vice chairman of Convene, says the company is making its mark by providing coworking spaces and meeting spaces with a hospitable twist.

WeWork is a prime example of how to implement technology into buildings, and real estate giants are taking note. Now, Dock 72 is launching its own portal app for tenants.

The coworking space sector has changed the way everyday workspaces are seen, but how can companies come out on top and meet demand in this highly competitive market?

While coworking spaces are well-known to be a hub for freelancers, entrepreneurs and startups, some hotels have started offering amenities for the on-the-go professional.