How Profitable Are Coworking Spaces in 2019?
Almost 90% of coworking spaces generate a profit if they meet at least three conditions: they have more than 200 members, are older than one year, and do not subsidize their operation through other businesses. However, these are not the only factors that make a cost-effective operation possible. In addition to these, we are also publishing the annual margins of profitable coworking spaces for the first time.
Operators & Staff Members: The People Behind Coworking Spaces
Who is actually working for coworking spaces? Predominantly women, however, they generally earn less income than men. Even female founders and owners earn less and are more likely to rate their income negatively. They more often operate smaller coworking spaces. In this article, you’ll learn about staff in coworking spaces, how many people are working for them, and the ratio of staff to members.
The 2018 State of Coworking Spaces
Coworking spaces are growing. Each year they offer larger workspaces and serve more members than the year before. These findings are not new. But what does a detailed view of coworking spaces look like presently? In this article, you will learn not only about membership numbers. We are publishing many findings for the first time, together with the most extensive data report to date about coworking spaces.
Opening Coworking Spaces & The First Year Post-Launch
Starting a well-running coworking space usually takes a lot of time and nerves. Without the right motivation, you won’t get anywhere. The same is true for capital. And without knowledge of the market, the business will fail pretty soon after its opening. We can’t help you with the first two factors, but at least we can provide you with knowledge of the market. The results of the 2018 Global Coworking Survey will show you what you can expect.