WeWork’s co-working space in Causeway Bay. Flex space providers have been expanding dramatically over the last three years, investing heavily in setting up multiple new sites. Photo: Jonathan Wong WeWork’s co-working space in Causeway Bay. Flex space providers have been expanding dramatically over the last three years, investing heavily in setting up multiple new sites. Photo: Jonathan Wong
WeWork’s co-working space in Causeway Bay. Flex space providers have been expanding dramatically over the last three years, investing heavily in setting up multiple new sites. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Michael Glancy
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Concrete Analysis by Michael Glancy

Multinational firms fall in love with the flexibility offered by co-working spaces

  • Flexible workspaces allow multinational companies to move their staff freely without having to invest in additional branch offices.
  • Co-working workspaces across Hong Kong will rise from the current 2.8 per cent of the grade A office market to 3.5 per cent next year

Michael Glancy
Michael Glancy

Updated: 12:00pm, 2 Jul, 2019

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WeWork’s co-working space in Causeway Bay. Flex space providers have been expanding dramatically over the last three years, investing heavily in setting up multiple new sites. Photo: Jonathan Wong WeWork’s co-working space in Causeway Bay. Flex space providers have been expanding dramatically over the last three years, investing heavily in setting up multiple new sites. Photo: Jonathan Wong
WeWork’s co-working space in Causeway Bay. Flex space providers have been expanding dramatically over the last three years, investing heavily in setting up multiple new sites. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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Michael Glancy

Michael Glancy

Michael Glancy is a local director of Hong Kong Markets at JLL.