Regional data from The Instant Group shows a 5% growth in flex workspace demand in Singapore, coming in 9th of the top 10 APAC cities for flex adoption growth.

Notably, the city-state was followed by Tapei with 3% annual growth and Manila led the chart with a 51% surge in demand in 2025.

Flexible Workspace Australia have announced that James Bingham and Kate Hasbani are stepping off the representative body’s board, and that Jamie Vine (Liberty Flexible Workspace) and Daniel Tyson-Jones (The Instant Group) are stepping in.

Nexudus shares a snap from The State of the Flex Industry talk at the GWA conference in Chicago where Ben Wright (The Instant Group) and Mark Gilbreath (LiquidSpace) spelt out serious enterprise take-up in flex.

While the latter’s overall marketplace CAGR (compound annual growth rate) was "just" +52%, their rate for enterprise categorized volume for 2022-2025 was +170%.

In the latest episode of the TWIC podcast, Hector Kolonas sat down with Greg Miley (now at Clockwise Offices), whose career has touched almost every seat around the flex space table (prev at Flexioffices, Instant, WeWork, Kitt, and Desana), to discuss strategic career moves, to insights on industry trends and the role of brokers.

Jon Seal from technologywithin summarized Green Street’s (infuriatingly email-gated) report that UK-based flex workspace brokerage Officio has engaged consultancy firm Deloitte to float a potential sale for the firm.

The news has not been confirmed by either parties, and we dislike sharing any form of gated content, but it does point to consolidation trends in the industry as it matures. Also makes us wonder what ripples this will cause across Rubberdesk, Instant/Worka, Office Freedom, Hubble/Yardi and the likes of C&W, CBRE, JLL who are all diving deep into flex.