With growing demand in the office sharing market, Spacehop, founded by Matthew Beatty, launched the day offering co-working office space, mainly attracting young entrepreneurs and start-ups. The site allows anyone to sign up who wishes to rent out their empty space for this week. This follows Vrumi which launched last year, the "“original disrupter of the workspace industry.” The only problem with this model at the moment is that there is no "rent-a-room" relief like there is for Airbnb, so hosts have to pay tax on the money they make.
With growing demand in the office sharing market, Spacehop, founded by Matthew Beatty, launched this week offering co-working office space, mainly attracting young entrepreneurs and start-ups. The site allows anyone to sign up who wishes to rent out their empty space for the day. This follows Vrumi which launched last year, the "“original disrupter of the workspace industry.” The only problem with this model at the moment is that there is no "rent-a-room" relief like there is for Airbnb, so hosts have to pay tax on the money they make.