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Dutch Flex Operator infinitSpace Lands 32,000 SQFT in DTLA’s Desmond’s Building for U.S. Debut

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Amsterdam-based infinitSpace is betting its U.S. entry on a 1924 department store on Broadway, taking four floors of a building that sold at a 26 percent loss two years ago and will now test whether a landlord-friendly management model can succeed where conventional coworking leases faltered.

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