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Mindspace, the global flex office provider, announced that it has secured a funding of $72 million. The investment round is intended to support the continuation

Savanna announced that Knotel, the workspace provider, signed a seven-year, 23,000 s/f lease at 31 West 27th Street, a 12-story, 144,500 s/f office and

The Flatiron District has become New York’s co-working capital following an expansion to 250,000 s/f by WeWork and an imminent deal by Knotel to lease

The New York office of Avison Young is partnering with Manhattan office landlord APF Properties to launch a new flex office platform. Called APFlex, the

Breather, the global provider of flexible and private workspace, announced that it has raised $45 million in additional financing led by Menlo Ventures

Melanie Gladwell of Cushman & Wakefield with coworking and flex leaders (L-R) Dan Zakai, John Arenas, Enrico Sanna, Ryan Simonetti, Andrew Kupiec

Some of the globe’s biggest co-working companies are pulling together to recover from coronavirus. In the largest alliance of its kind, brands including

From beer-swilling freelancers fraternizing over foosball to buttoned-down Fortune 500 outposts, the flexible office market has grown up in the past two years.

Knotel, the flexible workspace provider, has completed a $400 million financing, led by Wafra, an investment arm of the Sovereign Wealth Fund of Kuwait.

Melanie Gladwell of Cushman & Wakefield with coworking and flex leaders (L-R) Dan Zakai, John Arenas, Enrico Sanna, Ryan Simonetti, Andrew Kupiec

The meteoric rise in coworking continued to march forward in 2018 stoking near-term confidence. The future for flexible work spaces, experts say, is less certain.