All Flexible workspaces articles
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News
Why Knight Frank’s flex offer is ‘a more considerate choice’
Agent teams up with established flexible officer provider Work.Life to give landlords ‘complete optionality’
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Insight
Winners and losers in flex space race
Editor: Adam Branson’s article shone a light on the recent trials and tribulations of some flexible workspace operators, including The Clubhouse, which I founded in 2012. While it is right to question the long-term viability of any rapidly expanding sector, Rome wasn’t built in a day.
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News
US flexible operator Serendipity Labs makes UK debut
Newable Flexible Workspace set to roll out 25 Serendipity Labs co-working hubs across the UK.
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Insight
Workspace market goes mainstream
Editor: The news that Selfridges has signed a management deal with workspace provider Fora is evidence of the growing and evolving appetite for flexible working .
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Insight
Small flex space firms drive sector
Editor: Despite wobbles in the market, the flexible workspace ‘Goliaths’ armed with buckets of cash and asset-backed finance continue to take up swathes of commercial space .
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Online
Spaces announces 2020 expansion plans in London
International flexible office space provider Spaces plans to open five new centres across London in 2020.
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Online
Savills announces new head of Workthere Europe
Savills has promoted Ed Bouterse as its head of Workthere Europe.
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Online
WeWork appoints former advertising guru as it reveals new five-year rescue plan to staff
WeWork has turned to former advertising industry guru Maurice Lévy to help rescue the beleaguered flexible office group.
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Insight
Are flexible offices losing their appeal?
Adam Branson asks why flexible workspace operators are going through such a bad patch
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Insight
Big landlords can succeed in the flexible market
Editor: In his recent interview with Property Week , IWG founder Mark Dixon argued that large landlords should not set up their own flexible workspace operations but should instead partner with established flexible workspace providers .
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Insight
We can disrupt the disruptors
For the past three years, Generation Z has been entering the workforce. Over the coming decade, millions more young adults, born between 1996 and 2010, will begin employment, with new challenges and opportunities. Companies involved in the working ecosystem now have to cater for four generations – all with unique ...
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Insight
Flexible office model is here to stay
Editor: The further we dig into the sorry story of WeWork, the clearer it becomes that the factors that led to its incredible expansion worldwide are the same factors that have fuelled its demise .
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Markets
Leeds’ flexible office revolution
City’s flexible workspace expected to double in scale over the next five years.
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News
Two flexible workspace operators close centres in London
Two flexible office providers, Campfire and Prospect Business Centres, have been forced to close centres in the latest illustration of how difficult it is to compete in London’s crowded flexible office market.
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Online
Flexible workspace to pump £12bn into UK over next decade
The increasing migration of flexible office space to the outskirts of major UK cities is creating a ‘flex economy’ that could contribute more than £12bn to local economies in the next decade, according to a socio-economic study of second-city and suburban workspaces.
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News
RICS resists call for flex valuations ‘roadmap’
RICS puts no timetable on providing detailed framework valuers want to see
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Professional
WeWork woes highlight need for rethink of leasing model
Management agreements or turnover leases are viable alternatives to the traditional approach
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News
Techspace signs flurry of lettings in London
Investment by Noé Group paves way for flex space business to increase footprint
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Insight
Feet of clay cannot keep walking
REITs’ share prices rebounded 5% in a Brexit relief bounce as the receding risk of no deal drove up the value of sterling against the US dollar.