Aticco and All Out Partners have launched a €180 million fund to buy, reposition, and operate flexible office buildings across Spain and Portugal, targeting a 7.5% annual income yield and 11.5% internal rate of return.

Aticco, founded in Barcelona by Gabriel Espín, Juan Carlos Morales, and Franz Pallarés, already runs nearly 60,000 sqm across 16 locations and is aiming for €30 million in revenue this year. Spain’s coworking market has been growing at 12% annually since 2022, giving this fund a real tailwind to work with.

Carlos Ballesteros recapped day one of the 2026 Coworking Spain Conference in Barcelona, noting the market is maturing, with projects like Aticco‘s 20k sqm space showing real scale alongside smaller operators with very different realities.

Key takeaways include management agreements between operators and landlords gaining traction in Spain, a growing connection with Latin America, and AI showing up more across marketing, sales, and onboarding. The event brought together 15 years of community, with Manuel Zea Barral, Marc Navarro, and Laura Martin Nicolas among those who made it happen.

Quino Fernández shares news of Aticco Diagram, the largest coworking space in Southern Europe at 20k square meters, with capacity for more than 2,200 people, in Barcelona’s 22@ district.

The facility offices and meeting rooms, in addition to extensive amenities inclusive of: AticcoGarage workspaces for portfolio startups, auditoriums, a gym, gaming room, wellness and breastfeeding areas, a climbing wall, pickleball court, private and common terraces, a swimming pool, a cantina, and a slide.

Spanish coworking operator Aticco has confirmed its goal of reaching a cumulative 100,000 sqm of space in Spain and beyond.

This ambitious target reflects Aticco’s rapid expansion and its commitment to becoming a leading player in the European coworking market. The company currently operates 20 spaces in Spain and Portugal, with plans to open new locations in both existing and new markets.

Aticco share that they’ve repositioned, and why.

Moving away from sub-brands like Aticco Workspaces, AticcoLab, Aticco Living and Aticco Ventures to just one top-level brand… Aticco.