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Research from real estate firm BBG revealed that young professionals are driving demand for coworking spaces as they typically favor flexible, collaborative environments.

Washington D.C.’s coworking market is one the most active in the United States and continues to boom with multiple firms expanding and entering the area frequently.

Venture capital firm Fifth Wall is bringing together numerous real estate competitors, from office developers to mall owners, in order to invest into proptech startups.

There are plenty of options to implement healthier practices in workspaces, and is as simple as getting rid of fluorescent lighting and incorporating natural light.

Office Evolution, the country’s largest coworking franchisor, has revealed it has signed a development deal for an additional three locations in Santa Clara County.

Coworking firm WeWork has signed a lease to take over a 200,000 square foot, 21-story building in Singapore for seven years, which is currently being leased by HSBC.

As open workspaces become a common staple throughout several companies, implementing movable, flexible furniture and other pieces may take the trend a step further.

As the prospect of owning a private practice becomes more unrealistic and costly for young physicians, shared coworking spaces may find a place in the medical field.

A new report from Unily has revealed predictions on what to expect from the future of the workplace, such as remote work, technology implementation, and company values.

Proptech continues to make a significant impact on the commercial real estate sector, with coworking firms using the technology to advance their amenities and space.