UK start-ups are outgrowing the co-working spaces in which they were founded and are looking for their own private offices, according to workplace consultancy Hubble. The number of offices has risen from just over 1,000 at its peak in 2012 to more than 2,000 today, with many companies now offering a mix of shared workspace and individual offices. And one big change is that private offices can easily be rented on rolling contracts, so scale-ups can still get the flexibility of co-working spaces but with private facilities. It said the figures were a sign of “scale-up Britain” as growing start-ups begin to need their own bespoke offices. Hubble added that private offices can be rented on rolling contracts to give firms the flexibility of co-working but in a private space.
UK start-ups are outgrowing the co-working spaces in which they were founded and are looking for their own private offices, according to workplace consultancy Hubble. The number of offices has risen from just over 1,000 at its peak in 2012 to more than 2,000 today, with many companies now offering a mix of shared workspace and individual offices. It said the figures were a sign of “scale-up Britain” as growing start-ups begin to need their own bespoke offices. Hubble added that private offices can be rented on rolling contracts to give firms the flexibility of co-working but in a private space.