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SoftBank’s Vision Fund is the investment backbone for many real estate and technology companies and continues to fund what it thinks are the most profitable businesses.

Architecture company Radian have opened up Build, their own coworking space that is geared to nonprofits that may not be able to afford pricey neighborhoods in Denver.

Ryan Gill, co-founder of progressive agency Cult Collective, has put a twist on the agency model with Communo, a combination of coworking spaces and membership community.

The flexible office space boom has led numerous landlords to open up their own offices and reap the benefits without dealing with third-party coworking operators.

Asia’s largest coworking firm Ucommune is now scouting out a $3 billion valuation in a IPO (initial public offering) in Nasdaq after considering going public in Hong Kong.

Flexible workspace operators typically control the market’s inventory, but commercial property owners can pave their own path to enjoy the successes of this office sector.

SoftBank’s Vision Fund has led a $200 million funding round into Clutter, a storage services company, as it explores into other sectors within the real estate market.

Flexible office firm Convene has signed two Washington D.C. deals at Terrell Place and Hamilton Square, which will also the company’s turnkey suites concept, “WorkPlace.”

While REITs have a monumental portfolio in New York, the public market has been critical of their models. Despite this, the private market has been much more optimistic.

The hub of London can be quite expensive, but there are plenty of up-and-coming areas that provide adequate offices, innovative environments, and cost effectiveness.