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While digital and mobile tech seem to be an established part of most workplaces, a recent study reveals that some workers struggle to implement it into their regimen.

Many coworking operators have strayed away from the goal of fostering startups and entrepreneurs in favor of corporations, but Brooklyn is maintaining its foundation.

Boston-based coworking firm Workbar is expected to announce the end of its partnership with major office supplier Staples as it continues to grow in Boston’s suburbs.

While India’s coworking industry has reshaped the real estate sector, its office supply is about to exceed demand and shared revenue models may feel the aftereffects.

Flexible office space firm Breather has signed a lease in Manhattan in order to provide businesses a more private, flexible alternative to traditional coworking spaces.

Data plays a big role in how coworking space firm WeWork operates. Now, the company is training its own architects and designers to use data for its continuing expansion.

Real estate titan Nate Paul has announced the launch of his new coworking company, NowSpace, using its 12 properties to become WeWork’s biggest competitor in Austin.

As major coworking operators continue to thrive in the industry, firms who aren’t able to compete have started to be acquired by or merge with more successful firms.

London’s flexible office space boom has led many operators’ rent prices to drop, especially in areas where competition is strong and demand is stronger.

Coworking spaces are officially an established sector of the commercial real estate industry and is constantly evolving and expanding to suit the ever-changing workforce.