Show Notes
Niclas Söör is the founder of DoSpace, a coworking operator born in Linköping, Sweden, in 2017, and which today operates 7 locations in 4 different cities. Despite being the 5th largest city in Sweden, Linking remains small by some standards, with 160.000 inhabitants. DoSpace has found is niche market in the area where demand is different than what one will have in bigger cities, such as Stockholm. "We have a lower audience of freelancers in the region", says Niclas Söör. This niche has a big potential, though. DoSpace just raised about 1 million € to fund its expansion. The company wants 30 locations by 2026. Despite the pandemic, the demand will rise, does he expect.
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