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PropTech investments tripled to $4 billion in 2019’s first quarter compared to 2018, but some worry the sector has yet to find a long-term goal to maintain its success.

This year’s coworking trends are expected to provide workers a space place to rest their heads, upscale amenities, and more diverse work environments within the space.

China’s unicorns have grown from just two by the end of 2013 to 82 by last January, leading coworking operators and commercial landlords to see a big spike in demand.

To reel in large enterprises and big name clients, New York-based coworking firm Knotel has hired on Vik Aggarwal, who has held positions at AECOM, JPMorgan, and others.

Selina, a provider of living and work accommodations for digital nomads, raised $100 million in its latest round of funding, bringing it to a valuation of $850 million.

Attracting potential coworking members is vital for the space to thrive, but even more important is taking the steps to retain community members for it to fully flourish.

Many workplaces have settled into offering flexible options to cater to collaborative and private environments for all workers, but where can office design go from here?

Analysts have voiced their concerns of how coworking operator WeWork plans to weather a possible economic downturn as news of its recent financial losses make the rounds.

The 2018 Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark revealed that Australia ranked number one for corporate real estate sustainability for the eighth consecutive year.

Coworking spaces have emerged as a wildly successful portion of the office real estate sector due to high demand, cost efficiency, design, and established landlords.