A Hong Kong-based flexible co-working space provider has launched their first co-working space in Cybercity, Gurugram spread over 19,000 sq ft. It plans to open four new workspaces across Gurugram, Delhi and Noida besides exploring other cities such as Pune, Bengaluru and Mumbai. After successfully launching its first 300 seater co-working hub in Cybercity, Garage Society has plans to open at least four new workspaces across Gurugram, Delhi and Noida. "For Phase II we are exploring cities like Pune, Bengaluru and Mumbai and we aim to create close to 10,000 seats by the end of 2019," said Prashant Garg, country manager at Garage Society India. Founded in 2014, Garage Society offers flexible workspace solutions and business support to the new generation workforce across Asia, including events, hiring, internships and investment opportunities. With an international footprint in Hong Kong, Thailand, Cambodia and Philippines, the company has now started its operations in India. The co-working space called 'Garage Gurgaon' is located in Cyber Greens in DLF Cybercity, a corporate tech park in Gurgaon. It is a 24/7 facility and provides seating options ranging from hot-desking to private offices with no hidden costs. Commenting on the launch Elaine Tsung, founder, and CEO, Garage Society, said: "We are very excited to officially start our operations in India, a strategic priority and high potential market for us, with our first space in DLF Cybercity, Gurgaon. We offer a thriving environment to startups, innovative entrepreneurs and modern corporates so that they benefit from our flexible working ecosystem and 360-degree support system. We are very bullish about being in the Indian market and we have plans to grow exponentially in the days to come." First Published on Feb 11, 2019 02:05 pm
Hong Kong-based Garage Society has opened a 19,000 sq ft, 300-seat co-working centre located in the Cyber city industrial park in the end of 2019. The company plans to open at least four further co-working centres in the end of 2019, Delhi and Noida. Cities such as Pune, Bengaluru and Mumbai are under consideration for the second phase of its Indian expansion as it seeks to increase its network to 10,000 desks by Gurugram.