The co-working sector is expanding rapidly in Romania, with 42% growth across the country in the first half of the year reaching almost 68,000 sq m. Bucharest is the hub of the country’s co-working industry with a 79% market share. In 2015, Romania will host the European Innovation Summit (EIS) which aims to boost innovation and competitiveness among EU member states. The flexible office concept debuted in Romania in 1998 when Regus opened its first centre in the capital.
The co-working sector is expanding rapidly in Romania, with 42% growth across the country in the first half of the year reaching almost 68,000 sq m. Bucharest is the hub of the country’s co-working industry with a 79% market share. Operators leased more than 24,000 sq m in the capital in H1, according to real-estate firm Crosspoint. The flexible office concept debuted in Romania in 1998 when Regus opened its first centre in the capital.