Mainland co-working provider Kr Space, a spinoff of Alibaba-backed tech media firm 36Kr, is said to be closing down six … Read more>>
Mainland China Flexible Office
WeWork Turns to Revenue Sharing With Developers After Opening 123...
After two years of operating and expanding its Asian operation to 123 centres in nine countries, New York-based … Read more>>
SE Asia Flexible Office
WeWork Unveils Tenth Singapore Outlet — And It Has a Pool...
WeWork announced on Tuesday the official opening of its tenth location in Singapore, at 380 Jalan Besar in the city's … Read more>>
Hong Kong Flexible Office
Goldman-Backed Office Startup Atlaspace Hires New Head for Hong Kong...
Goldman Sachs-backed co-working operator Atlaspace has announced the appointment of Wilma Wu as the head of its Hong Kong operation, as mainland … Read more>>
Spaces Opens 20-Storey Co-Working Centre in HK’s Central District...
Spaces, a co-working stablemate of flexible office giant Regus, has opened its fourth and largest location in Hong Kong, unveiling a 77,000 square … Read more>>
WeWork Unveils Tenth Singapore Outlet — And It Has a Pool
WeWork announced on Tuesday the official opening of its tenth location in Singapore, at 380 Jalan Besar in the city’s Kallang area.
The new outlet will be located in the mixed-use complex ARC 380 near Farrer Park and will have… Read More>>
Mainland Co-Working Start-Up Kr Space Said Closing Six Centres Amid Cash Crunch
Mainland co-working provider Kr Space, a spinoff of Alibaba-backed tech media firm 36Kr, is said to be closing down six locations, spanning 30,000 square meters (322,917 square feet) according to local media accounts, a move which casts doubts over the… Read More>>
Goldman-Backed Office Startup Atlaspace Hires New Head for Hong Kong
Goldman Sachs-backed co-working operator Atlaspace has announced the appointment of Wilma Wu as the head of its Hong Kong operation, as mainland flexible office players set their sights on the city.
The company’s new leadership comes five months after the… Read More>>
Singapore’s JustCo to Expand into Australia, Korea in 2019 1H
Singapore-headquartered co-working provider JustCo announced plans this week to double its APAC footprint in the first few months of this year by opening or securing nine new centres in Australia, East and Southeast Asia.
At the centre of the GIC-backed… Read More>>
Spaces Opens 20-Storey Co-Working Centre in HK’s Central District
Spaces, a co-working stablemate of flexible office giant Regus, has opened its fourth and largest location in Hong Kong, unveiling a 77,000 square foot (7,153 square metre) facility in the western end of Central district last week.
Spaces Sun House… Read More>>
IWG’s No18 to Open Upscale Co-Working Centre at Capitol Singapore in Q3
No18, the top-end stablemate of flexible office giant Regus, is set to open its first Asian location in the third quarter of this year, after leasing 20,600 square feet (1,913 square metres) near the island nation’s City Hall metro station.
WeWork Teams with Gemdale for Shenzhen Project and Adds New China Partner
China state-owned Gemdale Properties and Investment has handed over one of its own co-working facilities to WeWork for conversion into a new centre for the co-working giant, as the two companies enter a revenue sharing agreement, according to a statement… Read More>>
WeWork CEO Said Making Millions Leasing Buildings to WeWork
WeWork lost $723 million in the first half of 2018, but the company’s largest shareholder still found a way to profit from the company’s business of signing long-term leases with landlords and subleasing rooms, desks and sofas to co-workers, according… Read More>>
SoftBank Cuts Planned $16B Investment in WeWork by 88%
Tech investor Softbank has agreed to invest a fresh $2 billion in the shared space giant formerly known as WeWork, according to an announcement on Tuesday by the co-working pioneer.
The new investment represents around 12 percent of the $16… Read More>>
WeWork Turns to Revenue Sharing With Developers After Opening 123 Asian Centres
After two years of operating and expanding its Asian operation to 123 centres in nine countries, New York-based co-working provider WeWork believes its brand power and client demand has prepared it to begin partnering with landlords to supply the region’s… Read More>>
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