We recently hosted a highly engaging webinar titled The Future of Flexible Workspaces: Trends and Tools for 2025. Led by Manuel Conti, CEO of PONT, the session brought together workspace operators and industry professionals eager to stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly evolving market. The discussion focused on three critical areas shaping the industry: hybrid workspaces, technology, and sustainability. These aren’t just emerging trends—they’re the foundation of how flexible workspaces must operate to remain competitive in 2025. If you’re looking to attract and retain members, optimise operations, and establish a strong brand presence, these insights are vital.

The demand for coworking spaces that cater to working parents is on the rise. In fact, studies show that 85% of working parents would consider switching jobs for better childcare support. For coworking spaces, offering childcare services can be a valuable addition that differentiates them in a competitive market, attracting more parents seeking flexible work environments. But integrating childcare isn’t as simple as adding a playroom; it requires careful planning, adherence to regulations, and attention to safety.

Here’s a guide to integrating childcare into your coworking space and creating a family-friendly environment for members.

Sustainability is no longer a nice-to-have—it’s a necessity, especially in the modern workspace. In fact, research shows that green office spaces can increase productivity by up to 15%. As coworking spaces continue to gain popularity, adopting green design principles can make a significant difference—not just for the environment but also for the people using these spaces. Here’s how green design can benefit coworking spaces, from energy savings to boosting member satisfaction.