Asia real estate and outbound investment news
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.
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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.
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 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>>
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>>
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>>
The world’s most valuable co-working provider launched its WeWork LKF Tower on Tuesday in Hong Kong’s famed nightlife district, Lan Kwai Fong.
The $42 billion shared space startup’s latest centre is housed in the former Hotel LKF at 33 Wyndham… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s shared office market grew even more crowded this past week, with local co-working provider R One Space traveling to Kowloon East on Wednesday to open the company’s second site in the city. The new centre follows on the… Read More>>
A survey of senior executives at global corporates has found an increasing willingness to enter into flexible work space arrangements as they move farther away from traditional leasing models for offices, embracing a trend started by digital nomads and hipster… Read More>>
Chinese co-working giant Ucommune announced on Wednesday that it has raised its biggest tranche of new capital ever, bringing in $200 million to further accelerate the expansion of its global footprint, according to a company statement.
The deal, described as… Read More>>
