Coworking spaces

Coworking Space Increasingly Important In Europe

In 2018, the share of flexible workspaces made up more than 20 percent of all office take-up in Stockholm, Brussels and London's West End. Some of the cities in this ranking with a relatively high share, however, do not necessarily have a high rental price for prime office properties. Local supply, and a possible lack thereof, seems to be the main driver so far behind the current flex concepts.

At the end of 2018, there were around 18,700 coworking spaces worldwide. The number of people working a coworking space is believed to reach nearly 2.7 million people by 2020.

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This chart shows the of coworking spaces as share of total office take-up in selected cities in Europe in 2018.

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Take-up of coworking spaces as share of total office take-up in selected cities in Europe in 2018
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Share of office space take up that is flexible workspace in Europe from 2018 to 2019, by city
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Distribution of flexible office spaces in selected European cities in 2019, by city and location
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Take-up of flexible office space in selected cities in Europe in the first half of 2020 (in 1,000 square meters)
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Total number of flexible office spaces available in selected European cities in 2018
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New flexible office space deals in selected European cities in 2018 (in 1,000 square meters)

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