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🏢 Jay Suites opens Brooklyn landmark site

Jay Suites opened its first Brooklyn location, a 30,000 sqft floor in the 1909 Pioneer Building at 41 Flatbush Avenue with 65 private offices, four meeting rooms and a planned rooftop deck.

Jack Srour, Co-CEO of Jay Suites, says the site replaces a former Spaces floor near Barclays Center and major subway lines.

💬 Discuss this · 🔗 Direct Link · ⏱️ 20 days ago · 📩 Week 26, 2026 · 🤝 Market Moves

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The Future of Work Podcast host Frank Cottle talks with Wesley Edmonds, Director of Workplace at OFS, about why good workplace design goes beyond furniture and layouts to cover employee autonomy, culture, and supporting a range of work styles.

💬 Discuss this · 🔗 Direct Link · ⏱️ 34 days ago · 📩 Week 24, 2026 · 🎙 Discussions

💳 Coworking as a credit card perk in Mexico

Daniel Lamadrid digs into a big perk of Revolut’s new credit card offering in Mexico: free access to WeWork locations.

The piece for allwork.space notes that coworking access is now in the same category as airport lounges, cybersecurity tools and premium media subscriptions – ie "essential lifestyle infrastructure for modern professionals."

As for the details: card holders get 1 to 3 visits per month based on the their tier, Metal or Ultra.

💬 Discuss this · 🔗 Direct Link · ⏱️ 182 days ago · 📩 Week 03, 2026 · 🤝 Market Moves

🚶 Is “talent density” quietly becoming a advantage?

Andrea Pirrotti-Dranchak explores the "power of proximity" in her latest Allwork.Space article, “The Real ROI Of RTO".

Included in the article are stats from MIT Sloan School of Management and Harvard Business School showing how proximity drives measurable performance. The piece also looks at how/why Instagram is moving to five days a week because in-person teams move faster, think sharper, and create better.

💬 Discuss this · 🔗 Direct Link · ⏱️ 222 days ago · 📩 Week 49, 2025 · 📈 Data

🌆 Is RTO helping cities find their pulse again?

Andrea Pirrotti-Dranchak shares a piece that explores how RTO mandates are helping cities come back to life.

Some numbers shared are that in Seattle, foot traffic surged to 95k+ daily visits after Amazon’s RTO shift. NYC recaptured ~76% of pre-pandemic office attendance, reviving restaurants, transit, and street-level commerce. Office Valuations have dropped nearly 30% in San Francisco, showing the stakes when people don’t come back. Each worker returning to an office generates $4,000–$6,000 in local economic activity (NBER).

This is a super short read, with great stats from
National Bureau of Economic Research, Downtown Seattle Association Office of the New York City Comptroller.

💬 Discuss this · 🔗 Direct Link · ⏱️ 235 days ago · 📩 Week 48, 2025 · 📈 Data

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