Monday currently runs 14 active flex workspace locations across Spain, Portugal, and Andorra, and plans to open 7 more in the next year.

Their next big move is a nearly 3,000 sqm, 5-floor space in Zaragoza, set inside the iconic Telefónica building on Paseo de la Independencia.

Spanish operator Monday Working Spaces has announced plans to double its network from 12 to 24 locations after experiencing a significant revenue increase to €14M in 2024, up from €12M the previous year. The ambitious expansion initiative began with the opening of a second location in Málaga, with a third already planned for the city due to strong demand in Andalusia’s competitive office market.

The firm (who were acquired by a PE firm in the last weeks of 2024) is targeting new locations in major cities including Madrid, Barcelona, Lisbon, Valencia, Seville, and Porto, aiming to surpass 50k sqm of workspace by the end of 2025 and 80k by 2026, which would double their user base from 4k to 8k coworkers.

Monday Working Spaces, a Spanish coworking operator with 12 locations across Spain, Portugal, and Andorra, has been acquired by an Andorran private equity firm in a deal valuing the company at €30 million.

The company, previously controlled by real estate firm Urbania, aims to double its footprint in the coming years while retaining CEO Xavi Bassons. The operator currently manages 31.7l sqm of space accommodating 4,300 people across its locations in Barcelona, Madrid, Malaga, Andorra, and Lisbon.