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Break free from the confines of conventional offices and embrace a new way of working.  With flexible contracts tailored to your needs, you'll be free to focus on what truly matters – your success.  Take the leap → https://www.dekamer.eu/ #DeKamerEU #DeKamerNetherlands #CoworkingNetherlands #SharedEconomy

Belgian flexible office space Officenter Group is opening its fifteenth location. The new branch, strategically located between Brussels and Antwerp, represents an investment of 7.7 million euros. Officenter now operates more than 40,000 square meters of office space and gathers more than 1,000 customers. The company's growth is driven by the increasing demand for flexible office space following the pandemic. “We expect that by the end of this decade, 20 to 30 percent of offices will be filled flexibly. Now that is barely 3 percent of a total of 23 million square meters of offices in Belgium," says Koen Batsleer. Officenter wants to reach 20 locations in the coming years and currently seeks 20 to 30 co-investors in the region. cc Christa Jouck, Zoubida Barka, Els Van Bijlen, Sandra Nederhand, Harry De Smedt, Diana Willems, Cathy Thienpondt, Martine Gezels, Chris Deprez, Stefan Yee, Peter Manet, Sandra Duwé, Cindy Houtput, Natacha Savonet, Peggy Landerloos Read more below #coworking #coworkingeurope

Joana Lacerda, project leader and architect at Openbook, shared in ECO her opinion on how to boost talent in the workplace. “The choice of workstation, combined with the possibility of customising and configuring furniture according to physical characteristics or personal preferences, can increase employee satisfaction and performance.” Follow the link to know more (text in Portuguese): https://lnkd.in/djw9XDx2

Happy to share the published article about Workflow CoWorking & Offices in the "DEAL - Magazin" written by me. 👇 #newoffice #workflowcoworking #workflowleipzig

#media | The number of comfortable coworking and serviced office spaces is on the rise, as reported by Forbes Polska in their latest issue. ➡ #Coworking in #Poland has clearly moved beyond being a niche market, which is confirmed by the report from REDD and finne. According to the "Coworking in Poland" document, we learn that there are over 180 flexible workspace and coworking locations in Poland.

Czech flex operator WorkLounge invests 18 million € in an 8,750 sqm building mixing coworking and private offices in Prague. With this new building, WorkLounge will now operate 5 spaces in Prague and one in the US. The brand gathers 1,200 members overall and reported last year, a turnover of over 1.2 million euros. " This acquisition represents the latest addition to our private real estate portfolio and will soon become the new home of our sixth WorkLounge branch," said Lubomir Silhavyý, the Founder of WorkLounge. cc Šárka Hoangová, Petra Páleníková, Zbyněk Konopásek, Jitka Michnáčová, Denisa Kupsová, Alexandra Mizerová   Besides WorkLounge's recent expansion, the coworking market in the Czech Republic is now consolidating with the three largest players, namely WorkLounge, Scott.Weber Workspace and IWG plc beginning to dominate the market with shared offices. According to a recent Savills report, in the first half of this year, the flexible office sector accounted for 8 percent of the realized office leases in Prague, just 5% less than in London. "Flexible office space operators in the Czech Republic are still looking for new attractive locations. A number of transactions are pending closing. This expansion responds to growing demand and a change in the way office space is used, which is no longer just about 'micro-teams', as it was in the past. After the pandemic, demand is growing not only from Czech companies but also from foreign companies with smaller and medium-sized branches, which prefer this model with up to around 50 to 70 workstations," says Pavel Novák, Head of Office Agency Savills Czech Republic & Slovakia. cc Adam Zvada, Martin Holý, Andrea Vojtíšková, Michal Hruška, Karel PELAN, Kat Halkova, Lucia Micova, Jiri Cermak, Daniela Nováková Read more below! #coworking #coworkingeurope

Believe it or not, I was pretty nervous when I first met Jonathan, Laurens , and Thorsten from Zander Labs to assist them in finding their new flex office in Berlin. They spent two full days with us, touring numerous spaces, which truly highlighted their commitment. They meticulously evaluated each workspace, going beyond our initial shortlist and wanted to know everything about Flex Space. Their approach underscores the critical importance of selecting the right office space—a place where your team will not only work but thrive. It's about more than just an office; it's considering every team member's individual needs, from their residential locations to personal circumstances, and aligning these with the best possible workspace options available at that time. Because Zander Labs is hiring for a bigger Team in Berlin, the challenge was even greater as they needed to anticipate the needs of future employees they hadn't yet hired. Where would they like to go to work every day? On a site note if you like the idea of working on a computer-brain interface that can read your mind this is your chance. Zander Labs is hiring for various positions. After spending two days with them, I can confidently say I'd apply in a heartbeat if I had the qualifications 😉 Check out the link to their job offers in the comments and thanks Jonathan, Laurens and Thorsten for trusting us with finding the best office for you! #flexspace #coworking #neuroscience #berlin

This Lunar New Year has been an especially joyous one for the Hines team based in Singapore, as we are celebrating the festivities in our new office at Marina Bay Financial Centre. We see our office as more than a physical workspace. It represents a melting pot of culture and collaboration. More importantly, our team members seem to genuinely enjoy coming to the office. Our clubhouse-inspired lounge has become a social hub, where conversations begin spontaneously and evolve into ideas and inspiration. The role of the office has been intensely scrutinised in recent years. I believe the sector remains relevant, but it has to evolve to meet today’s occupier needs. Data suggests that well-designed, flexible and conveniently located office properties continue to be sought after. This is especially so in Asia, where work-from-home dynamics are very different from other markets in the West. However, more attention is now being paid to the experience in and even around the office. In short, demand for office space is still there – just in a different form than what our industry might have previously been used to.

Curious about the rise of coworking and why it's become a global trend? In the latest feature for Zeit Sprachen Jeannine van der Linden founder of DeKamer, shares insights into the growing demand for communal workspaces. Gain a deeper understanding of coworking and its impact on the modern work landscape.  Read the article and share your thoughts in the comments! 💬 Article link: https://lnkd.in/e7m5xBAJ   #DeKamerEU #DeKamerNetherlands #CoworkingNetherlands #SharedEconomy #Sinterklaas

Take-up across 22 European office markets fell 17% against the pre-pandemic average, according to new analysis by Savills, driven by a lack of prime space for occupiers to move into, however Oslo, Milan, Lisbon and Paris’s CBD all bucked the trend by all recording increases in their take-up.