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November 26, 2025

Enzyme Office Spaces started when a simple sublease revealed a gap in the market for functional, well-managed offices for small teams and emerging companies. Over ten years, founder Ashish Agarwal grew that idea into a 32-center network across India — proving that service, flexibility, and trust can beat hype and funding in the coworking world. Their journey shows that with modest growth, real client focus, and operational discipline coworking can scale sustainably.

November 25, 2025

Industrious is growing its presence in San Francisco’s Financial District with a major expansion that highlights the rising demand for high-quality coworking in prime buildings. As top-tier office towers outperform the broader market, coworking operators are capturing a larger share of tenants seeking flexible space, strong amenities, and vibrant walkable locations. This momentum reinforces what we see across the industry: coworking is becoming the preferred solution for companies returning to upgraded and community-centered workplaces.

November 24, 2025

Indian workspace-tech platform Stylework has raised ₹30 crore in a pre-Series B round to build its AI-powered aggregator model for coworking and managed office spaces. The funding will support expansion beyond 125 cities and integrate over 650 operators, aiming to simplify enterprise access to flexible workspace portfolios. This development underscores the accelerating shift toward coworking as a strategic solution for corporate real estate ecosystems.

November 21, 2025

Coworking brand The Malin has signed a 15-year lease for approximately 15,000 square feet at 57 Court Street in Brooklyn Heights marking its seventh location in New York City and thirteenth nationally. The new space is scheduled to open in spring 2026 and will offer private offices, dedicated desks, meeting rooms, phone booths and library space tailored for focused, community-driven coworking. This move underscores coworking’s continued momentum in shaping next-gen office ecosystems in vibrant urban neighbourhoods.

November 20, 2025

StartupHQ has expanded its footprint in San Francisco’s SoMa district by purchasing a historic office building to support AI-driven startups with flexible workspace options. With this acquisition, the firm now controls three contiguous buildings, reinforcing its commitment to coworking infrastructure tailored for high-growth companies. The move underscores the growing role of coworking in revitalizing urban office markets for entrepreneurial and tech-driven communities.

November 17, 2025

As major companies double down on flexible work options, the coworking sector stands at the crossroads of opportunity — enabling organizations to scale presence without the overhead of traditional offices. Shared workspaces offer the physical anchor that hybrid and remote-first teams still need to stay connected and agile. For coworking operators, this pivot signals a moment to rethink offering models and community design for a distributed workforce.

November 12, 2025

Independent coworking spaces are proving that authenticity and localization drive growth in today’s workspace market. By blending storytelling, community programming, and data-driven digital strategies, these operators create strong identities and loyal member bases. Their edge comes from leaning into what makes them locally unique rather than competing on scale alone.

November 6, 2025

The global founder-community hub Halcyon is relocating its headquarters to a downtown DC coworking setting, moving away from its historic Georgetown residence. The move is driven by the desire to plug into the metro-accessible coworking ecosystem and align its operations with the fluid work-and-community model thriving in coworking environments. This signals a broader trend of coworking spaces becoming central anchors for entrepreneurship, innovation and community-driven work.

November 5, 2025

A leading UAE bank has partnered with a coworking provider to give staff access to over 4 000 flexible desks, offices and meeting rooms across more than 100 hubs. The move underscores how coworking is enabling major institutions to extend workspace closer to where people live, boosting flexibility and reducing commute burdens. This signals a broader shift in coworking’s role—from startup community niche to enterprise-grade infrastructure for talent and culture.