Corporates continue to increase their share of flexible workspace across the globe

According to Workthere.pl latest Flexmark report, larger companies (101+ people) and scale-ups (21–100 people) now account for 54 percent of global flexible office members, compared with 42 percent of members last year. The flexible office specialist notes that this increase is also reflected in take-up levels, with these larger companies accounting for 34 percent of global take-up in flexible offices, compared to 22 percent in 2022 and just 13 percent in 2020.

“In the flex market in Poland, standard lease agreements still prevail. Operators sign them with building landlords for 7–10 years, but then sublease these spaces to companies for shorter periods – on average about 12 months. However, new business models are now emerging, such as companies that connect building owners with operators, where they share the profit remaining after the operator pays a minimum rent. This solution allows for the reduction of risk for operators or for sharing it with the landlords,” Thomas Jodar, Associate Director, Savills, Workthere Project Lead Poland, said.

(WBJ)