“It’s a shared space with shared amenities; they don’t want to spend all the money for everything on themselves until they grow into a certain size," says Kerret. Since entering the co-working sector in September 2018, Tishman Speyer has opened nine locations and plans to take its total to between 13 and 15 by next summer, according to Thais Galli, managing director and head of Studio, the real estate company’s co-workspace brand. Silverstein Properties has also entered the co-workspace market, launching the business model in two of its properties in Manhattan’s World Trade Centre. The company is looking at a number of different models for co-working, including coworking spaces, shared office spaces or even “hubs” that are designed specifically for co-workers.
Since entering the co-working sector in September 2018, Tishman Speyer has opened nine locations and plans to take its total to between 13 and 15 by next summer, according to Thais Galli, managing director and head of Studio, the real estate company’s co-workspace brand. Silverstein Properties has also entered the co-workspace market, launching the business model in two of its properties in Manhattan’s World Trade Centre. The company is looking at a number of different models for co-working, including coworking spaces, shared office spaces or even “hubs” that are designed specifically for co-workers.