By Mandi Meros, Industrious Ballston
Coworking across the United States has grown at a rapid pace in the past few years. In the DC metro area alone, coworking spaces now take up over 3 million square feet. This trend is expected to continue in coming years due to a few converging elements: employees’ high expectations for their workplace, a competitive market for companies trying to hire and to retain talent, and a short-term leasing structure that will benefit the real estate industry. Here is a closer look at how this new way of working serves all of these needs.
Coworking across the United States has grown at a rapid pace in the past few years. In the DC metro area alone, coworking spaces now take up over 3 million square feet. This trend is expected to continue in coming years due to a few converging elements: employees’ high expectations for their workplace, a competitive market for companies trying to hire and to retain talent, and a short-term leasing structure that will benefit the real estate industry. Here is a closer look at how this new way of working serves all of these needs.
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