Show Notes
Every year, MIPIM brings together developers, investors, and workplace innovators from around the world. In this episode, Jean-Yves Huwart, founder of Coworking Europe, speaks with Ewelina Kałużna, Managing Director of Business Link, part of Skanska, about the changing relationship between landlords and flexible workspace operators.
They discuss:
• Why flex operators are increasingly viewed as strategic partners • How coworking has become a competitive advantage for office buildings • Why corporate occupiers are demanding flexibility • The growing role of hospitality and workplace experience • How attitudes toward coworking have changed within the real estate industry
As Ewelina explains, flexibility is no longer a niche concept but an increasingly important part of modern office development.
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