Christoph Fahle of One Coworking analyzed 82,074 Google reviews across 1,351 European spaces and found each major brand leads on a different strength, from WeWork‘s location (99%) to Techspace‘s staff (100%). Spaces, Regus, Mindspace and Design Offices each scored highest on different aspects like connectivity, network reach, atmosphere and events.

The takeaway is to match needs like client meetings or quiet floors to the right operator rather than chasing a single winner. As someone with a pet peeve for ‘top coworking spaces in x’ lists, this hits home for me.

A CoworkingSpain report estimates Spain’s coworking sector generates €427 million in annual revenue, with 70% coming from just 14 operators including IWG, Aticco and WeWork.

Szilvia Filep of Coworking Europe flags it as a rare industry-wide revenue snapshot for a national market. Hundreds of smaller providers share the remaining 30%.

Hubble is expanding its flexible office advisory service from NYC to Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago, after closing over $2M in signed office agreements in its first year in the metro area.

Henry Howard credits operator partners including Industrious, WeWork, IWG, The Malin, Bond Collective, Serendipity Labs, NYC Office Suites, and Nomadworks for making it happen. More cities are planned for the rest of 2026.

Corporate Suites is converting a former WeWork location at 16 E 34th St in NYC into a flex center, with a focus on adding more private offices within larger suites to meet client demand.

Richard Sexton, MBE of Office Concierge toured the space with Paul Carter, a long-time flex industry veteran who has been in the sector since his days at Regus.