ThisWeekInCoworking.com

About TWIC

ThisWeekInCoworking.comΒ (TWIC) is a weekly newsletter summarizing the coworking celebrations, stories, market moves, tech updates and discussions you may have missed.

Newsletters are curated byΒ Hector KolonasΒ and made available for free via email or this website.

Recent Summaries

Week 20, 2023

This week we explore if IWG would/could buy WeWork, what may inject millions into local economies, $500M for new US tech hubs, off-peak plans and more.

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Week 19, 2023

This week we explore a free guide to scaling virtual office revenues, what 48% of spaces struggle with, a hotel-to-coworking conversion, an AI-generated listing platform, occupancy hitting 83% in the UK and market moves in APAC, NYC Holborn, Canada amongst others.

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Week 18, 2023

This week we explore if flex is in flux, new opportunities for flex bookings, which CBDs have the most coworking spaces, a possible new pay-per-minute space, some European Coworking Day events and more

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Week 17, 2023

This week (and last) we saw a guide for opening new hubs, a $498k local gov. contract tender, a new time-saving tool for flex space tasks, more fractional office plays, 5 types of digital nomads, flex space capacity doubling in Ireland, and more.

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Week 15, 2023

This week we saw Germany’s coworking politicians, the impact of family-friendly space, how to get press, Microsoft’s API-AI announcement, a 7% quarterly drop in revenue per available workspace and more.

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Week 14, 2023

This week we saw a 200% growth spurt, remote work hubs on the telly, the EU debating an AI act, a coworking cartoon, a carbon-neutral workspace network and more.

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Week 13, 2023

This week we see the over 5.6k US coworking spaces, AI + workspace booking hints, a free coworking icon pack, two big updates on the IWG/Instant merger-y thing, millions of Americans no longer working remotely and more.

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Week 11, 2023

This week we saw coworking on a front-cover, who drove supply up 10% in EMEA, bank-failure risks or opportunities, a possible hard-landing, M&A in Charlotte, and more.

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