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.