Co-working stories
Flexible workspaces allow businesses to go global without the headache of setting up and maintaining a permanent office or workforce.
Kiwis are making the most of unused spaces with Anyspace, a new platform connecting renters with spare rooms, garages, and even backyards for extra income.
As mobile work trends surge, New Zealand's co-working landscape is set for a major transformation in 2019, says Auckland's Bayleys Commercial director.
Precinct Properties takes full ownership of Auckland's Generator, leading to founder Ryan Wilson's departure but promising new opportunities for expansion.
Te Haa o Manukau has opened in South Auckland, offering modern coworking spaces and makerspaces aimed at nurturing local entrepreneurs and innovators.
More than five million workers and 30,000 spaces will make up the practice of coworking by 2022 worldwide, but New Zealand still has much to learn.
31 coworking spaces across New Zealand will open their doors for those keen to find out about coworking, and even experience coworking firsthand.
Shewring started BizDojo with co-founder Jonah Merchant eight years ago, popularising and scaling the concept of coworking spaces.
The building features a wellness room, energy (fitness) room, library, gaming room, IT Genius Bar, internal training room.
BizDojo unveils Ponsonby's creative co-working hub, hinting at a global 100-site plan amid a 300% growth spurt.
New Zealanders launch Gustav, a portable toolbox doubling as a laptop stand, to enhance flexible working spaces.
Central Wellington welcomes Collabolab, a cafe-priced co-working space with a twist: free coffee and Wi-Fi for freelancers.
Remote working is becoming a reality for many, with 83% of professionals saying they can accomplish all tasks remotely, according to a new report from GitLab.
ATLASPACE launches a CSR initiative to sponsor the Hong Kong Typhoons youth ice hockey team, enhancing resources and training opportunities for players.
A study by Future Workplace reveals 81% of ANZ workers believe open plan offices boost productivity and engagement but distractions remain a major concern.
A London-based coworking space is about to become a major cybersecurity innovation hub and a primary UK landing pad for security challenge winners.
Rewired coworking hub in Auckland welcomes fintech firms Futrli, GoCardless, and Revolut as inaugural tenants.
Amidst Shanghai's bustling start-up scene, Fountown's co-working spaces are the perfect base for firms eyeing Chinese expansion.
