🌙 Night Office fills after-hours coworking
Oli Kingshott is spinning Night Office, a way to book coworking space for events after-hours, out of Expand 👇 Halkin Offices. Since March the model has hosted over 10,000 people, spawned 100+ startups from unused space, and helped incubator teams raise over $10M.
If your building sits empty after 6pm, this is a new revenue and community channel without changing your daytime product. Operators: they are looking for more sites. Oli: want to buy the sundownstartup domain from me?
Oli Kingshott is spinning Night Office, a way to book coworking space for events after-hours, out of Expand 👇 Halkin Offices. Since March the model has hosted over 10,000 people, spawned 100+ startups from unused space, and helped incubator teams raise over $10M.
If your building sits empty after 6pm, this is a new revenue and community channel without changing your daytime product. Operators: they are looking for more sites. Oli: want to buy the sundownstartup domain from me?
🇮🇳 Onward Workspaces hits 1M+ sq ft
Onward Workspaces marks a Delhi NCR milestone: 16 centres, 1 million+ sqft and 250+ clients spanning Expand 👇 Fortune 500 companies and India’s growth brands across major commercial corridors.
A quiet scale checkpoint from the managed-office side of Indian flex: the story is client count and corridor coverage, not just another centre opening.
Onward Workspaces marks a Delhi NCR milestone: 16 centres, 1 million+ sqft and 250+ clients spanning Expand 👇 Fortune 500 companies and India’s growth brands across major commercial corridors.
A quiet scale checkpoint from the managed-office side of Indian flex: the story is client count and corridor coverage, not just another centre opening.
🏭 WareSpace buys 5 buildings, hits 32 sites
Eric Golman at WareSpace shares that the co-warehousing operator bought five buildings from an Expand 👇 institutional fund (440k sq ft), taking it to 32 US locations and into Austin (x2), the Inland Empire, San Diego and Miami. He ties the expansion to his own early miss: a 40,000 sq ft warehouse when he needed ~1,400, plus surprise build-out costs that left him with ~$250k of personal guarantee debt.
Flex for small industrial users is the same movie as coworking: right-sized space, predictable monthly cost, building ops already handled. Watch co-warehousing keep industrializing that pitch.
Eric Golman at WareSpace shares that the co-warehousing operator bought five buildings from an Expand 👇 institutional fund (440k sq ft), taking it to 32 US locations and into Austin (x2), the Inland Empire, San Diego and Miami. He ties the expansion to his own early miss: a 40,000 sq ft warehouse when he needed ~1,400, plus surprise build-out costs that left him with ~$250k of personal guarantee debt.
Flex for small industrial users is the same movie as coworking: right-sized space, predictable monthly cost, building ops already handled. Watch co-warehousing keep industrializing that pitch.
👋 Workbar returns to Union Square, Somerville
Sarah Travers, CEO of Workbar, shares that the company is returning to Union Square in Somerville, Expand 👇 Massachusetts, this fall with a new location at 50 Prospect Street near the Green Line extension. The original Union Square Workbar opened there11 years ago; Travers says the neighborhood changed dramatically but Workbar’s activity-based design, member board and daylight-for-everyone principles did not.
Eleven years on: worth asking whether your own concept still fits the market it’s in, or just the market it started in.
Sarah Travers, CEO of Workbar, shares that the company is returning to Union Square in Somerville, Expand 👇 Massachusetts, this fall with a new location at 50 Prospect Street near the Green Line extension. The original Union Square Workbar opened there11 years ago; Travers says the neighborhood changed dramatically but Workbar’s activity-based design, member board and daylight-for-everyone principles did not.
Eleven years on: worth asking whether your own concept still fits the market it’s in, or just the market it started in.
🇬🇧 The Work Project opens 3rd London site
The Work Project, the Singapore premium flex operator majority-owned by CapitaLand, signed a lease Expand 👇 with BGO for its third London location: about 2,415 sqm on the full first floor of 105 Victoria Street in Victoria, including ~465 sqm of affordable workspace. Founder/CEO Junny Lee and BGO MD Merrik Baggallay note that Victoria is still undersupplied with flex options.
Another CapitaLand-backed international brand chasing London landmark stock, with explicit affordable space in the mix.
The Work Project, the Singapore premium flex operator majority-owned by CapitaLand, signed a lease Expand 👇 with BGO for its third London location: about 2,415 sqm on the full first floor of 105 Victoria Street in Victoria, including ~465 sqm of affordable workspace. Founder/CEO Junny Lee and BGO MD Merrik Baggallay note that Victoria is still undersupplied with flex options.
Another CapitaLand-backed international brand chasing London landmark stock, with explicit affordable space in the mix.
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