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World’s largest flexible workspace provider announces 12 new locations in Texas. Lone Star state expansion comes as IWG adds more than 500 locations in the U.S. between now and 2025.
IWG, the world’s largest provider of flexible workspaces, is set to add 12 new flexible workspaces across Texas as the demand for hybrid working continues to grow with companies of all sizes permanently embracing the model. The centers will be located in cities across the state including Dallas, Houston, Lubbock, Midland, San Antonio, Denton, Abilene and more.
Growing demand for flexibility and access to professional spaces is underscored by the 86.5% increase in IWG’s on-demand membership sales in the last year, as more and more businesses empower workers to work from anywhere. The new IWG locations include:
IWG will be adding six HQ centers in the following areas:
IWG will be adding six Regus centers in the following areas:
Texas leads the nation in population growth over the last 15 years and continues to be a top state for job creation, resulting in the need for office spaces. As the 10th largest economy in the world, Texas offers a combination of unique competitive business advantages including easy access to global markets, robust infrastructure, and a highly skilled and diverse workforce.
“We are delighted to be working with new partners in Texas to bring the numerous benefits of hybrid working to businesses, local communities and employees across the state. Over the past two and a half years, demand for hybrid working solutions has rapidly increased as workers enjoy a significantly improved work/life balance with less time spent commuting and employers benefitting from substantial cost savings and the ability to recruit from a wider pool of talent,” said Mark Dixon, IWG Founder and CEO.
“With 82% of CFOs noting in a recent study that the hybrid model offers a significantly lower cost base, leading to an ever increasing number of businesses committing to the hybrid model for the long-term. As a result we will see the Great Lease Resignation of traditional office space continue and the growing appeal of shared office and co-working spaces as a much more attractive alternative”, said Dixon.
By capitalizing on IWG’s local, national and international infrastructure, commercial real estate owners and developers can team up with IWG to transform properties into places where people and their businesses work more productively. Partnering with IWG enables landlords to add value to their properties and reach a global audience of high-quality commercial tenants. The co-working brand can also tailor their relationship to individual requirements – anything from simple fit-outs to revenue and profit-sharing arrangements, creating whatever format and style meets the specific needs of buildings and customers, whether it’s private offices, hybrid and co-working solutions, business lounges or meeting rooms.
Among IWG’s global customer base are 83% of Fortune 500 companies, armed with access to IWG’s unparalleled network of workspaces including more than 1,100 locations in the U.S. and 3,500 locations in over 120 countries around the world. Workers can tap into these centers using the IWG app, where users can reserve a desk while taking advantage of a range of professional products and services from booking meeting rooms to printing collateral at centers and requesting IT support.
IWG, parent company of Spaces and Regus, features coworking space, meeting rooms, high speed internet and business services. To learn more about the new locations, please see here.
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