Over the last three years, shared workspaces have grown from just over 2% in 2017 to nearly 8% of the global rental office space. This growth has been attributed to several factors, but startups top that list.Ideally, shared office spaces provide workers with a fully-services workspace that comes loaded with free internet, mailing services, on-demand boardroom access, a desk and a chair, and many more. To some people, it would appear that these add-ons are the driving force behind the increasing demand for co-working spaces.However, according to selected surveys, there are far better benefits than free internet and mailing services. In fact, these add-ons are technically not free because they are covered in the rental fees. Depending on the package you choose, the list of add-ons can be shorter or longer as seen in offices.net, a shared office agency platform. This shows that at the end of the day, they are paid for.Why people like shared workspacesBut there is more to working in a shared office space. According to an infographic published by Visual Capitalist, the ability to interact with others in a community of like-minded individuals is one of the primary forces behind the rapid growth of shared workspaces. ...
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