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More and more, we hear the term “coworking” used to refer to the rental of flexible office spaces. But what does it actually involve?

Nowadays, companies need more flexibility than ever. After the pandemic, the rise of home office emerged, and many companies have chosen to keep it. The reality is that many SMEs and freelancers still prefer to work remotely and use corporate spaces occasionally, as it is much more advantageous for them.

Office locations play an important role in the brand image projected by companies. If there is a consolidated workspace area in Barcelona with great economic projection and dynamism, it is 22@, the first innovation hub in southern Europe and the first Innovation District on the continent.

More and more companies are opting for corporate coworking: it is estimated that there are more than 18,700 spaces of this type in the world, and this number continues to grow. Why are large companies joining this innovative work model? Their advantages are indisputable: they are dynamic and flexible environments designed for interaction where employees have the opportunity to collaborate with their colleagues in a friendly and comfortable environment that attracts and retains talent.

After months of waiting, we can now announce that we have a new terrace located on the ninth floor of the CINC building in Barcelona.

Flexible workspaces are playing an increasingly important role in attracting and retaining talent in companies.