Show Notes
What comes after coworking? According to Jasper Bekkering, Founder and CEO of Tribes Inspiring Workplaces, the answer is managed offices.
In this episode, Jean-Yves Huwart, founder of Coworking Europe, speaks with Jasper about how the flexible workspace industry is evolving beyond traditional coworking and into its next phase.
They discuss:
• Why managed offices are gaining momentum • How corporates are moving away from long-term leases • Why landlords increasingly see operators as strategic partners • The growing demand for tailored, service-driven workspaces • How flexibility is becoming a competitive advantage • What the future of the office market might look like
As hybrid work continues to reshape the workplace, managed offices are emerging as one of the fastest-growing segments of commercial real estate.
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