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JLL’s CEO Christian Ulbrich credits the major rise of the coworking market and real estate technology sector in the company’s large fourth-quarter revenue boost.

Toronto’s OneEleven has launched offices in London to cater to businesses who are fast growing and need access to HR, branding/marketing, and sales tools services.

Tokyo’s flexible workspace market had a 48% increase from the previous year, most likely due to coworking giant WeWork entering the city. Now, demand is higher than ever.

While the open office concept still seems fresh, many employees have shown distaste for the distracting floor plans, leading to the creation of portable cubicle offices.

Technological growth and flexible working are evolving the future of work, but gender pay imbalance and exclusive educational tools can hurt workplaces going forward.

In the wake of the #MeToo movement, women have begun creating female-centric workspaces where they can be productive, creative and collaborate without distractions.

2018 was a tumultuous year for New York’s office market, with leasing activity hitting its highest total since 2000 and real estate fundraising slightly slowing down.

Open office plans were once believed to increase collaboration in the workplace, but many employees have shown dissatisfaction with the model and favored working remotely.

Co-living is the residential equivalent to coworking that allows residents to have private bedrooms, but share kitchens and communal spaces at a much lower cost.

While reconstructing an entire space to meet LEED standards can be quite expensive, buildings can take other measures to go green without spending hardly a dime.