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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.

Although open office plans have started gaining a poor reputation, many small business owners say the concept has helped boost business and teamwork amongst employees.

Sonny and Preeti Caberwal opened Union Member House in Durham to provide diverse communities an affordable alternative to expensive, exclusive coworking spaces.

Workbar, Boston-based coworking company, wants to expand its footprint nationally in 2020, but not before solidifying its local presence throughout the Boston area.

WeWork has reorganized its C-suite, including promoting Eugen Miropolski, former managing director of Europe and Asia, to COO as it pushes international expansion.

Coworking has made a presence in various settings, including restaurants, hotels, and now, malls across America who are seeing large vacancies in their retail spaces.

Real estate firm Brookfield Properties has launched a new platform that will connect tenants to amenities, events and services across 13 of its Washington D.C. buildings.

Technology has made working remotely and flexibly simpler as it makes communication and collaboration between colleagues easy through software and even virtual reality.

While the media and entertainment industries rule Los Angeles’ office growth, coworking operators are taking up big portions of space for creatives seeking flexibility.

CBRE data reveals that Central London’s year-on-year commercial space under offer has risen by 20% in the past three months compared to the same quarter from 2018.