> Companies just don't have offices?
That seems to be what the market is choosing, yes.
But coworking spaces are another possibility.
That seems to be what the market is choosing, yes.
But coworking spaces are another possibility.
Co-working spaces I'm thinking of are still ultimately rented from commercial landlords. I'm not talking about the workers paying for the use of a temporary desk. It's the "brandname" of the co-working space that is still paying a lease to the landlord. Maybe I'm misunderstanding what example you had in mind.