Co-working companies now take up close to 950,000 square feet of office space in Seattle and on the Eastside — the equivalent of the 44-story U.S. Bank Centre in downtown Seattle — and that number is expected to keep rising in a sign of the growing demand for flexible workspaces.
Co-working spaces appeal to startups because they provide flexibility for small companies that don’t often know what their future employment and office needs will be.
By Tian DuBelko In the tech sector, where working from home is prevalent and reasonably-priced…
By Tian DuBelko Amazon Books is bringing its brick-and-mortar bookstore to Bellevue Square this…
By Tian DuBelko LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman says that speed is the trait that all…
