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Female-focused coworking firm The Riveter has acquired Denver’s first coworking space and community for women ahead of the opening of its first location in the city.

The hospitality industry has gone beyond providing travelers a place to sleep at night. Now, some are offering full-fledged coworking spaces within their locations.

Instant Group research revealed that San Francisco is one of the largest and most expensive coworking markets in the country, and is showing no signs of slowing down.

Coliving operator The Collective is planning to transform a parking lot into a 17-story coliving complex complete with coworking spaces and numerous other amenities.

Proptech, or real estate technology, is greatly impacting the flexible office industry with advancements such as augmented and virtual reality, machine learning, and more.

Restaurants have largely been used for work meetings in the past, but now some are going even further by incorporating actual coworking spaces within their locations.

Real estate executives attending this year’s CoreNet Global Summit revealed their feelings on how coworking’s steady growth will impact commercial property in the future.

London is leading the office industry further down the coworking space path as operators continue to pour into the capital and upturn the way we perceive workspaces.

As WeWork’s initial public offering inches closer, some analysts wonder whether the not-yet-profitable company’s huge $47 billion valuation can keep it afloat post-IPO.

Coworking firm Knotel is launching Geometry, a subscription rental service for flexible office furniture such as portable phone booths and collapsible meeting rooms.