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Flexible workspaces have become a go-to for many companies looking for networking opportunities and an alternative to corporate-laden traditional office environments.

A recent CBRE report titled “The U.S. Property Value Implications of Flexible Space” revealed that flexible spaces are taking up a big portion of the real estate industry.

2U and WeWork’s partnership has led 1000 students to enroll in 2U graduate programs, as well as take advantage of WeWork’s amenities, such as hot desks and meeting rooms.

Hong Kong-based coworking firm Garage City is making its debut in India with a 19,000 square foot space in Cybercity, Gurgoan for startups, freelancers and corporates.

WeWork has acquired data platform company Euclid that gives them the ability to sell software to companies who wish to WeWork-ify their own offices without a membership.

Coworking operator Knotel has signed a deal to take over the former 51,000 square foot New York Times building for its new headquarters location.

Female-centric coworking firm The Wing has come under scrutiny since its founding due to its once strict gender policy and potential use of feminist issues to make money.

Servcorp has signed a deal to manage 36,000 square feet coworking space at Hartz Group. The new Madison Avenue location is one of 160 Servcorp locations around the globe.

Arianna Huffington’s wellness company Thrive has a new headquarters designed by HQ by WeWork, the company’s management and office design sector for budding startups.

While open office plans and vibrant LED lights can promote productivity in the workplace, those who suffer from mental health and neurological disorders are hindered.