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U.S. Coworking Reaches 159MM SQFT in Q4 2025 as Growth Concentrates in Core Markets

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Coworking expands by scale rather than sprawl, with California and coastal metros anchoring demand Office tenants are still adjusting to hybrid work, but the coworking industry is no longer reacting to uncertainty. By the end of 2025, flexible workspace has settled into a more deliberate growth phase, one that favors size, density, and repeat demand […]

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