According to a new report by Colliers, Poland’s flexible office market has grown by ~30% over three years, now totaling ~425k sqm (~4.6M sqft), more than 3% of total office stock.

Warsaw leads with 235,000 sqm and ~90% occupancy, dominated by international operators including Mindspace, Brain Embassy, WeWork, and Regus, alongside local players The Shire and CitySpace.

Kraków is the most diversified regional market, with 16 operators and 70,000 sqm, while Wrocław has seen nearly 50% growth in supply. "Flexibility is now one of the key criteria in office selection," says Robert Romanowski, Senior Associate at Colliers.

WeWork has published a new research report tracking 9,000+ active startups across its U.S. locations and mapping them against the country’s top 20 startup metros, as ranked by StartupBlink’s 2025 Global Startup Ecosystem Index.

Key findings: Of the startups that joined WeWork since 2023, 96% have maintained or grown their footprint, with average team sizes up more than 50% over three years. Philadelphia posted the fastest coworking market growth at 28%, while Chicago saw the highest team-size increase at 77%. San Diego recorded the biggest occupancy jump, up 33 percentage points at WeWork locations.

WeWork CEO John Santora shares the firms foray into work pods and lounges, outside their spaces and in high-traffic environments like transportation hubs and convention centers.

The platform, dubbed WeWork Go is in partnership with pod co Bureau.