The Coworking Blog

In Belgium as well as in France, coworking centers are now a real trend in the office and business center market. However, we remain on reasonable figures in terms of market share, companies continuing to favor traditional offices and private workstations, which they tailor-made according to new needs, thus creating “hybrid” surfaces or new trends […]

While the retail sector has suffered particularly for a year now and has had to reinvent itself, commercial real estate, in particular offices, had already started to change, especially with the emergence of coworking and shared offices, there is already a few years. The pandemic has therefore forcibly propelled business centers into the future, away

Historically developed for “full time” jobs on site, coworking and workstations initially adopted a fixed organization with sedentary occupants. With the pandemic, many business centers are now heavily adopting flexible policies, adapted to the circumstances, and allowing occupants to adapt their presence and the locations where they wish to work. Even private offices and closed

The Covid situation has forced millions of workers to stay home or migrate to business centers to rent a workstation in a coworking space. Despite this recent change in their lives, employees have been asked to perform the same way as before, something even in tricky environments… Despite this game changing situation, co-workers have remain

The European coworking and business center industry and its fast-developing players are having a significant impact on the real estate industry’s growth in 2020. New coworking spaces and flexible workspaces are opened everywhere in EU and the flexibility offered by the business centers are definitely the main reason for that. In Luxembourg, despite the Covid

2020 is truly a year out of category for coworking. Because of Covid-19, teleworking in business centers has acquired its letters of nobility and has imposed itself in a large number of companies, given the circumstances. Mentalities seem to have evolved well on the vision of solutions offered by coworking spaces which, reinforced by the

Concentration on work tasks while teleworking is a concrete problematic faced by many workers in our fast-moving professional environment. Kids, noise from family, visiting neighbourhood, friends with good intentions, friendly pets, ringing telephone, sales representatives, adjacent activities like construction, are frequently interrupting calls and videoconferences. Many concentration killers are diverting you from important objectives, including

Due to the influence of Covid on our working life, existing new ways of working has been impacted. The demand for “social” coworking space and workstations, open space offices, collaborative areas has been severely slowed down for evident sanitary reasons. It is true to state that collaborative business centres stimulate the working efforts of co-workers,

Open space offices are designed to enable more employee communication, exchange of ideas, and create a certain corporate spirit. Modern well-functioning coworking spaces are now used by companies to create their open space, without having to design and furnish their own workstations and workspaces. It reduces the initial investment necessary to create a nice working

In Luxembourg, Covid crisis accelerates the new office space trend, from permanent physical workstation to flexible coworking space, encouraging employees to work remotely or from home. Lately, the concept of remote work has assumed new tendencies, redefining how flexible our workplace can be. Major companies are proposing coworking solutions at the border or are analysing