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LocalWorks Plans Expansion as Pandemic Accelerates Flexible Workspace Movement

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By Catherine Sweeney  The commercial office market has changed dramatically since the start of COVID-19, leading many companies to shift their thinking from long term leases to flexible work spaces. According to Barry Greenfield, CEO and president of LocalWorks, growth in the flexible work space has been taking place with the pandemic only accelerating the […]

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