Sentences with phrase «growing flexible workspace»
Being an IT company, the founders decided to harness the power of the fast - growing flexible workspace model, rather than developing their own.
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In their words, «Camp GCUC is the perfect opportunity for industry novices to learn everything about opening, managing, and growing a flexible workspace.»
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As we have seen time and again, the flexible workspace market has experienced incredible growth and is sustaining that growth across the world; Savills found that UK serviced office take - up increased by more than 150 % in 2017, while CBRE discovered that the flexible office market has been growing at an average of 13 % per annum over the last decade.
The number of enquiries for flexible workspace in Australia have tripled in just two years, while co-working and flexible office space has grown by up to 36 % in five years.
In the first - ever comparison of flexible workspace in key cities around the world, data reveals the market has grown a massive 18 % in just 12 months.
Flexible workspace centres have grown by 20 % in the last three years in Shanghai, with 62 % of all co-working centres located in the central areas of Huangpu, JingAn and Pudong.
If things continue in this way, as the market evolves and more options become available to corporates, the adoption rates of coworking and other types of flexible workspaces will grow at an even faster rate than they are growing now.
As the flexible workspace industry grows, so too does its operators» commitments to charitable giving.
Like it or not, WeWork is a coworking provider — it's a part of the flexible workspace industry, which has been steadily growing and gaining ground for 40 years.
In just 12 - months, flexible space has grown by 18 % across global cities, and the number of co-working and hybrid centres now total 30 % of all flexible workspace.
Flexible workspace has been growing at an average annual rate of 23 percent since 2010, according to Jones Lang Lasalle Inc JJL.N, and including co-working, is now the primary growth driver in the U.S. office market.