ARTICLES LABELLED WITH TAG coworking

New Work has renegotiated and extended its cooperation with Woodpecker Acquisitions at Science Park in Budapest, becoming one of the largest tenants in the complex.

The coworking market in Romania has over 100 projects in operation across Bucharest and regional cities, and the demand for flexible spaces is expected to grow over the continuation of the hybrid work arrangements.

CFIG has opened CFIG WorkSpace, a coworking space in the heart of Pardubice for startups, students and small businesses. It is designed to provide support, share ideas and get advice from other entrepreneurs and professionals.

IWG has opened a new Regus centre in Szentendre, in the suburbs of Budapest, as part of its ongoing expansion in Hungary. 

IWG is opening a new coworking location under the Spaces brand in Bucharest-based Vastint Business Garden building that will focus on hybrid work demand.

Budapest has been named the best ‘workcation’ city in the world, beating competition from the likes of New York, Berlin and Singapore, according to IWG’s second Work from Anywhere Barometer.

Sofiab-based IT coworking operator Puzl CowOrKing will open a new location in Budapest as part of its CEE expansion strategy. 

Logistics developer CTP has built a new coworking centre named "Clubco' in the IQ Ostrava complex on Náměstí Republiky where the company Tietoevry was previously located. The premises are suitable for small and medium-sized companies, as well as corporations or freelancers. Up to 130 people can work together in 1,512 sqm of office space.

Penta Real Estate is selling the fully occupied coworking centre "Base", which is part of the Churchill office complex in Prague 2, to Scott.Weber Workspace, a company continuing its expansion in the Prague flexible office market. Neither party would comment on the size of the deal, online daily newstream.cz reports.

At the beginning of the pandemic, it seemed that many coworking centres or serviced offices could not survive the measures implemented under the Covid-19 pandemic. Shared workspaces, whose philosophy is based on meeting, personal communication, and collaboration, were hit hard by governmental restrictions. But a December analysis by JLL shows promising results; with the retreat of anti-pandemic measures, most coworking and serviced office operators have already felt a new wave of interest, and 2022 has confirmed this trend.