coworking

Recent market reports show no signs of stopping for co-working and flexible office companies leasing up Manhattan office space. In Transwestern’s third

Tishman Speyer is launching its own co-working venture in six markets. Called Studio, it will offer flexible work space ranging from $450 desks to $22,500

Knotel, the flexible has finalized five new leases totaling 38,800 s/f in Midtown South. In the largest transaction, Knotel has completed a 27,500 s/f

By Connell McGill, CEO and Co-Founder, Enertiv It’s clear to anyone paying attention that co-working is a force to be reckoned with. In just the last four

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

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

WeWork is on its way to becoming that largest private office tenant in Manhattan. The co-working behemoth signed a full building 258,344 s/f lease for

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.

A new accounting standard requiring companies to disclose long-term leases could shake up the real estate industry next year and serve as a boon for the

The Manhattan office market was on fire during the final quarter of 2018. The FIRE sector — financial services, insurance and real estate — accounted for

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

CBRE Group has launched Hana, a new service offering designed to help institutional property owners meet the rapidly growing demand for flexible office