co-working spaces stories

JustCo’’s new platform invokes ‘space as a service’, which means that users can decide where and how to work according to their individual needs.>>

Allowing co-working under level 2 will help to boost businesses and support local economies. >>

As the modern workforce becomes increasingly mobile, the trend of co-working has continued to gain momentum.>>

We’ve all seen it: our offices are changing from the traditional four walls - to no walls. A need to reduce real estate costs is a key driver, as is enabling a more diverse and agile workforce. >>

“Co-working is a growth industry and you don’t need to be tied to an office lease or have the cost of an office setup any more.">>

The new centre includes multiple areas for conversations and collaboration.>>

The liquidator first report states that BizDojo Auckland Ltd has not been able to provide a balance sheet and does not own any assets.>>

The event space has delivered a heartbeat and a pulse for innovation and entrepreneurship in the region.>>

The founders wanted to create a space where digital content creators and tech developers could collaborate.>>

The goal with the Tech Bunker is to bring New Zealand’s tech industry into one place.>>

“Building programmes and learning opportunities to really get our community to the next level - that is our passion.”>>

Collabolab is an affordable co-working space aiming to poach freelancers working in cafes.>>