Tag: Space-as-a-Service

Commercial real estate leaders are showing a cautious optimism heading into 2025, according to Deloitte’s latest survey of 850 executives. While enthusiasm has cooled slightly from last year, the majority ...

During the pandemic, as many office tenants vacated their spaces, landlords quickly transformed empty floors into gyms, lounges, and other amenity-rich environments to attract workers back. Now, as New York ...

Occupiers want flexible spaces—size, term, and services. Real estate must catch up.

India has quickly become one of the world’s most developed flexible office markets, and is now on track to reach 100 million square feet of flex workspace by 2026, according ...

Flexible office use grows as 55% of occupiers rely on adaptable spaces worldwide.

WeWork is growing its third-party Coworking Partner Network by adding more than 1,000 new locations across the U.S. and Canada, according to Commercial Property Executive. The expansion comes nearly a ...

Landlords face defaults as values drop while occupiers waste millions on unused desks, straining culture.

Turn guests, day-passers, and event visitors into lasting community members with these simple strategies.

Landlords keep offering space tenants no longer want, and vacancy is exposing the gap.

Flexible workspace provider Industrious has signed three new leases in Manhattan, extending its Indy by Industrious brand into some of the city’s most competitive office submarkets. The Commercial Observer reports ...