Singapore-based JustCo has opened a co-working centre in Australia, the first of six such centres it plans to open across Asia over the next two years. The 4,200 sqm site at Sydney’s 175 Pitt Street is part of a push to increase the company’s portfolio of offices from 40 to 100 across AsiaPac over the next 12 months. Founder Wan Sing Kong claims JustCo is the only Asian co-workspace provider, aside from WeWork that operates in multiple cities in Asia , however, Kong said his company, unlike its US-based peer, was profitable. Office openings in the pipeline include an 8,300 sqm space in the William Street tower and a 4,000 sqm at 276 Flinder Street, both in Melbourne and a second office in Sydney located on Margaret Street. Kong is also talking to retailer in Australia about opening co-workspace locations in shopping malls there.
Singapore-based JustCo has opened a co-working centre in Australia, the first of six it plans to launch in the country this year. The 4,200 sqm site at Sydney’s 175 Pitt Street is part of a push to increase the company’s portfolio of offices from 40 to 100 across AsiaPac over the next 12 months. Founder Wan Sing Kong claims JustCo is the only Asian co-workspace provider, aside from WeWork that operates in multiple cities in Asia, however, Kong said his company, unlike its US-based peer, was profitable. Office openings in the pipeline include an 8,300 sqm space in the William Street tower and a 4,000 sqm at 276 Flinder Street, both in Melbourne and a second office in Sydney located on Margaret Street. Kong is also talking to retailer in Australia about opening co-workspace locations in shopping malls there.