co-working

Co-working spaces, once the transient home of small companies that disappear as soon as venture capitalist backing materializes, is now the permanent base

In spite of its growing number of competitors, WeWork has increased its New York City footprint by 6,258 percent since opening its first location six years

Brookfield Properties and Convene have announced a partnership to create a 73,000 s/f multi-use, flagship venue at Brookfield Place in Lower Manhattan.

Nowadays, co-working spaces are no longer just for freelancers and small start-ups. Corporations with offices in different continents are now paying for

Primary, an upstart co-working company that focuses on health and fitness, is adding a second floor to its operation inside 26 Broadway.

The co-working model is evolving into partnerships between property owners and co-working companies. During a Building Owners and Managers Association

Knotel, the fleixible workspace provider, has completed two new leasing transactions totaling 63,697 s/f in Midtown West. Knotel has completed approximately

Manhattan-focused crowdfunding platform, Prodigy Network has launched a collective investment campaign for a property of co-working spaces in Manhattan.

As co-working companies continue to grow and WeWork eats up more space, the black-and-white division of working from home and working at the office is

The co-working space will accommodate up to 80 startups Construction is underway on the Greater Jamaica Development Corporation’s Downtown Jamaica Co-Working

Servcorp, a global provider of luxury flexible workspace, announced a $30 million investment in co-working, modern design augmentations and enhancements

Hines, the international real estate firm, has launched Hines² (Hines Squared), a tenant amenity, property management and services offering.