The rise of co-working in New York continues, with the city having almost as much as the next five US gateway markets combined. In fact, there are more than a dozen co-living spaces across Manhattan, including one at 1 World Trade Center that has been open for just over two years. Co-working space currently accounts for under 3% of New York's total office inventory, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
The rise of co-working in New York continues, with the city having almost as much as the next five US gateway markets combined. WeWork is now the second biggest occupier of space in the city, behind only the municipal government, and up from 11th at the start of last year. Co-working space currently accounts for under 3% of New York's total office inventory, according to Cushman & Wakefield.