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Although serviced offices have become a staple within the market, many operators have prioritized offering many hospitable services, rather than standard office models.

Hong Kong-based office firm theDesk has plans for a new 22,000 square foot office space in Shanghai, despite mainland China’s office market having a troubling 2018.

Dublin-based coworking company Glandore revealed that many businesses in Great Britain have inquired about taking up space in Belfast and Dublin as Brexit looms overhead.

After closing its Century City location years ago, D.C.-based Carr Workplaces is re-entering the Los Angeles market, this time with space at The Bloc in downtown L.A.

Facebook has launched Facebook Hubs in partnership with coworking operator 91springboard that offers startups with tools to boost their businesses across 9 Indian cities.

Toronto-based entrepreneur Justin Raymond launched Flexday, which transforms restaurants into fully-outfitted coworking spaces during the day, to solve commute woes.

Many budget-conscious international coworking firms are entering the Qatari market due to affordable offices and networking for companies working temporarily in the area.

Coworking spaces are reshaping more than just the office sector. Retail, hospitality and multifamily industries are also finding ways to incorporate coworking services.

Coliving company Quarters, often referred to as “the WeWork of coliving,” is expanding further with a new Philadelphia location which will be its largest in the U.S.

Co-founder and CEO of Knotel, Amol Sarva, says that there are three unique factors that push his company to expand rapidly and become more desirable than its competitors.