Onespace Dubai announced the launch of the 8,000 sqft enterprise workspace at Golden Mile Galleria, in Dubai’s most iconic destination – the man-made palm tree islands.

Although the new center is operational, Onespace is currently refreshing the interiors with new furniture and finishes to match the brand’s signature enterprise-grade aesthetic. The company offered a first look at the space this week, giving clients and partners a sneak preview of what’s to come.

CoworkingCafe’s latest quarterly report, leveraging proprietary data as of July 2025 breaks down availability across the 50 largest markets, along with their size and distribution, subscription prices and top coworking operators.

For the first time since the pandemic, the number of locations is down 1% QoQ to 7,742 spaces. Total square footage growth slowed to 0.3%, down from 3% last quarter, bringing the total to 141.25M sqft.

Birmingham, AL and San Fransisco saw the most new locations at 10% and 6% growth respectively. Long Island, NY saw 11% bump in coworking square footage (reaching ~911k sqft).

The average size of coworking spaces in the US did grow by 2% to 18,245 sqft (~1,695sqm).

Price (median) averages saw open-plan memberships at $225 p/m, VOs at $159 p/m, Day Passes at $30, meeting rooms at $45 p/h.

Regus saw 6% bump in location count to 1,141 spaces. HQ was up 14% to 319, while Industrious (164), Spaces (164) and WeWork (150) take the remaining slots in the largest five operators nationwide.

Robin de Thiersant from environmentally-friendly furniture firm Work With Island shared how their experimentation in optimizing for AEO (ie SEO for AI results) led to their first unassisted ChatGPT-to-Shopify transaction for a smooth €12k.

Now why am I sharing how a furniture provider is seeing success in optimizing for AI search? You know who searches for furniture? Yeap, you do. So if you can see that use-case converting, you can be sure your members are also asking AI about coworking spaces nearby them. Are you ready to convert that demand when it lands?

WOTSO FlexSpace has expanded its network in New Zealand, opening it’s third location in the island nation. The space is in partnership with Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Whai Rawa, the commercial arm of the central Tāmaki tangata whenua and one of Auckland’s largest landowners. The space will take the ground floor space of an A-Grade building, and a part of Whai Rawa’s vision and revitalisation of the precinct.

WOTSO has been in the news a lot lately – to hear more from their CEO on where they’re headed, check out this exclusive chat with Jessie Glew, from your TWIC podcast.

Bisnow reports on how Tishman Speyer reached a deal with WeWork to take back 217k sqft at The Jacx in Long Island City. The space will be operated by the landlords’ Studio brand, with existing members being given the option to stay in the space for the duration of their previous agreement.

Interestingly members using WeWork’s All Access and On Demand program will also be able to use the space, even after the transfer of ownership. Could this be a sign of a move the AA/OD teams are working on?