Deskmag’s latest annual review of co-working estimates there will be around 19,000 locations globally by the end of this year. The report suggested that one of the key trends, greater competition, would result in some consolidation in the sector. The property price will always play a factor and this needs to be taken into account alongside the costs of development, infrastructure, security, IT and all sorts of other costs. “Co-living is a growing trend and we expect to see more than 10,000 new co-living spaces open worldwide over the next 12 months,” said John O’Connell, CEO of the International Federation for Co-@@
Deskmag’s latest annual review of co-working estimates there will be around 19,000 locations globally by the end of this year. The report suggested that one of the key trends, greater competition, would result in some consolidation in the sector. “Co-living is a growing trend and we expect to see more than 10,000 new co-living spaces open worldwide over the next 12 months,” said John O’Connell, CEO of the International Federation for Co-@@