Officebroker.com is rebranding as Officio to move away from the broker model and aid clients in finding long-term solutions, rather than completing short-term goals.

The We Company has taken its next step in its future city initiative by hiring designer Dror Benshetrit of Studio Dror and Di-Ann Eisnor, the head of growth at Waze.

JLL research revealed that Dallas-Fort Worth is ranked 12th out of the country’s top 15 coworking and flexible space markets, taking up 3 million square feet of space.

Office provider LABS has launched its 96,100 square foot flagship property LABS House in Bloomsbury, London that features coworking, offices, and full-service dining.

Social club The Wing is offering up space at all of its locations to the Time’s Up movement, where both organizations will team up to support victims of sexual misconduct.

Cool office interiors are ideal at first glance, but looking into a company’s principles, such as gender equality and flexibility, will be the factors that retain talent.

Colliers International revealed the success of the office market last year due to high demand for coworking and tech firms, but predictions for 2019 are uncertain.

2019 is expected to see a continuation of evolving office design trends, such as the coworking spaces, biophilia, ergonomic furniture, breakout areas, and much more.

Shared office space providers as tenants have become the norm for many landlords and building owners, and now many REITs have adopted coworking as it continues to expand.

Brookfield Properties has teamed up with Convene to spruce up the 73,000 square foot Brookfield Place into a full-service events venue that accommodates up to 500 people.

WeWork has acquired Euclid, a company that uses WiFi to track the movements of a person within a space, in its aim to observe how members intend to utilize its spaces.

Many coworking operators pride themselves on massive, rampant expansion, but some industry experts believe this growth could lead to failure and consolidation in 2019.