Co-working is a major driver of office leasing activity last year, but after WeWork's failed IPO launch, could co-working leasing activity fall this year? Actually, despite issues with WeWork, the co-working industry seems to be stable and growing. This year, co-working leasing volumes will likely increase over last year.
"Despite We-Work's recent challenges, I expect the co-working office leasing sector to continue to grow in 2020," Andrew Ouvrier is a partner at real estate-focused law firm Cox, Castle & Nicholson, tells GlobeSt.com. "Co-working will continue to be a major driver of leasing activity, in part due to changes in how users are looking at co-working space. The initial view of co-working space as being predominantly used by individuals and small companies has transformed, and now the co-working model is attracting more large companies."
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