All Flexible workspaces articles – Page 10
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NewsSocial care app Florence takes flex space in Birmingham
Florence, a social care staff app, has taken flexible workspace at Foundry at Brindleyplace in Birmingham.
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OnlineThe Instant Group picks Hughes as partnerships chief
The Instant Group has appointed Craig Hughes, former global real estate leader at PwC, as its chief executive officer for partnerships.
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NewsKitt sees 85% rise in office take-up across London
Managed office platform Kitt has welcomed 22 tenants to Kitt spaces in 2022 so far - an 85% increase on 2021 - and now occupies 145,000 sq ft of office space across London.
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NewsTOG opens new flexible workspace at 210 Euston Road
The Office Group (TOG) has opened a new flexible workspace in Euston, London, Property Week can reveal.
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NewsMyWorkSpot unveils second flex space in Maidenhead
Flexible space operator MyWorkSpot has signed a lease for a second site in Maidenhead, at York House.
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NewsSavills takes ‘overflow’ flex office space as West End HQ is refurbished
Firm uses its flex office brand Workthere to find temporary space as 33 Margaret Street building is ‘refreshed’.
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InsightBig interview with the founder of flex office start-up infinitSpace
Wybo Wijnbergen, founder of flex office start-up infinitSpace, tells Property Week how the lessons he learned at WeWork helped inform his white-label flex space service for landlords.
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NewsHybrid future is more sustainable
It’s not always true that every cloud has a silver lining. But it’s certainly fair to say there was one for the environment when it came to the Covid-19 pandemic, brought about by the sudden dramatic impact it had on the numbers of people across the world making the daily ...
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OnlineIWG looks ahead with ‘cautious optimism’
Flexible workspace giant IWG has posted an 22.4% rise in revenue for the three months to the end of March, the company has told investors.
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NewsKnight Frank and Alder King picked to market Bristol’s Welcome office scheme
Candour and Tristan Capital Partners have appointed Knight Frank and Alder King to market Welcome Building, an all-electric, grade-A speculative office development in Bristol’s Temple Quarter.
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InsightHow is the future of flexible workspace shaping up?
Yardi recently brought together a panel of flexible workspace experts to discuss what steps operators are taking to meet the changing needs of occupiers as we emerge from the pandemic.
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NewsEssensys upbeat despite UK 11% revenue drop
Mark Furness, chief executive of flexible workspace tech provider Essensys, has said he is still confident about the flexible office sector’s prospects despite reporting a 13.5% drop in his company’s UK recurring revenue.
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NewsFlex space group AndCo aims to create $1bn-plus business
Founders believe the UK-based start-up could be in a position to seek a stock exchange listing in five years.
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NewsWhy WeWork’s strategy is a risky one
Editor: With the news that Currys is vacating its head offices in London and asking its corporate workforce to use WeWork offices across the country instead, we seem to be witnessing the beginning of a profound shift in preference – from fixed office space to flexible workspace.
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ProfessionalFlexible workspace is only set to become more popular
Demand for flexible options is growing as big corporations downsize in response to new working patterns.
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NewsGPE to more than double London flex offering to 600,000 sq ft
GPE has said it wants to more than double its flexible workspace offering in London.
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NewsThe Instant Group buys Coworker to become world’s biggest coworking platform
The Instant Group has acquired Coworker to form the world’s largest coworking space provider.
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OnlineCurrys to vacate HQ in switch to flexible working for office staff
Currys has revealed it will switch to a hybrid working model for all corporate and commercial employees in the UK.
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InsightSeparating home from the office
It has been great to see the streets of London so much busier in recent weeks. Life is returning to the city’s office hubs and a more ‘normal’ way of working life is materialising.
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MarketsOffices look to a flexible future
Will demand for flex space caused by pandemic continue to grow post-Covid?
