All Workspace articles – Page 5
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NewsKnotel says London revenues will rise from $50m to $1bn
Flex office firm’s co-founder has big plans for London but has slowed pace of growth in wake of WeWork woes
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NewsCushman & Wakefield enters flexible workspace market with launch of INDEGO
Former Spaces director hired to head up white-label business, which agency hopes to roll out worldwide
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NewsSecond Home posts £6m loss in run-up to 2019 fundraising
Co-working operator had been forced to seek additional funding after Los Angeles project ran over budget
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OnlineHammerson turns to Betty to lead City Quarters strategy
Hammerson has appointed Simon Betty to the newly created role of managing director of City Quarters and Developments.
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NewsA new chapter for British Land’s Storey
British Land’s flexible workspace business Storey has revealed the design for a new office in Haggerston, north London.
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NewsNew signings take Myo office to 86% capacity
Landsec’s flexible workspace arm is now exploring options for a second site
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InsightJV represents future of workspace
Editor: It was exciting to read about the partnership between Serendipity Labs and Newable and its co-working launch in the UK .
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NewsArlington unveils flex office product Adapt
First branch opens at Uxbridge Business Park ahead of roll-out across portfolio
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ProfessionalFlexible offices give central business districts a lifeline
Many property companies are ditching expensive central locations to reflect today’s changing work trends
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OnlineKnotel chief exec hits back at critics and claims profitability is in sight
Knotel chief executive Amol Sarva has downplayed concerns about the performance of its New York business and claimed that “profitability is very much in sight” for the flexible office provider.
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InsightInterview with Serendipity founder John Arenas
US firm Serendipity Labs launched a joint venture with Newable last month ahead of its UK debut . Founder John Arenas outlines his gameplan to Emanuele Midolo
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InsightTech will save flex office sector
Ever since July 2014 when WeWork opened its first location in London, we have seen a huge increase in ‘flex’ spaces opening up across the capital.
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InsightThe enduring appeal of flex
While WeWork has triggered much speculation on the future of co-working, the consensus is that the shift in the way people work won’t be reversed.
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ProfessionalStaff need degree of control to counter workplace stress
Hot-desking and open-plan spaces are detrimental to the productivity and mental health of many workers
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InsightFlexible office sector will continue to thrive in 2020
Editor: The flexible office market has enjoyed rapid growth over the past five years and had an interesting ride in 2019.
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OnlineFounder of co-working firm The Clubhouse launches new business
The founder of co-working firm The Clubhouse has launched a workspace advisory firm.
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NewsWhy 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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InsightWinners 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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NewsUS 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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InsightWorkspace 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 .
