2026年联合办公与灵活办公空间行业五大趋势报告

5 Coworking &FlexSpace Trends for 2026According to Industry Experts Table Of Contents About OfficeRnD Executive summary What to expect from this report Flex moves from “nice-to-have" to critical infrastructure in a consolidating market Design, Hospitality, Belonging: The New Table Stakes for Flex Coworking as community infrastructure: suburban growth, equity, and social impact Coworking becomes the operating ecosystem of the flexible office asset TREND #5 About OfficeRnD operations and grow their businesses with a powerful platform. Itsimplifes member management, bookings, billing, and spacemanagement while enhancing the member experience. worldwide, employs 150+ people, and operates from five globalofices, including its headguarters in Boston Executive Summary The flex space industry enters 2026 in a phase of quiet strength and steady expansion.Analysts estimate the global flexible office market at around $45-50B in 2025, withforecasts suggesting it could reach roughly $190-200B by 2034 - an annual growth rateof about 15-17%, outpacing traditional office. emerging as one of the most dynamic segments of the market, particularly for largerteams that want branded, private space on flexible terms. Landlords are experimentingwith their own flex concepts and owner-aligned models, while consolidation is quietlyraising the bar on experience, reporting, and technology. about 2026: where to invest, what to double down on, and what to let go. trenches for years, each bringing a different angle on the market, so you get a roundedview of what really matters next. What ToExpect From This Report · Five operator-ready trends for 2026 Designed for operators at every stage - from single-site independents to multi-country platforms · Selective use of performance benchmarks a data-only report. Each trend is underwritten by one industry leader Every trend ends with “What this means for operators in 2026" - concrete moves you can bring into planning decks, landlord conversations, and team discussions Flex Moves From “Nice-To-Have"?To Critical Infrastructure InA Consolidating Market General Manager, Clockwise Offices, UK Chair, Future Leaders of Coworking TREND #1 Over the last decade, flex has grown from a niche experiment toa core pillar of corporate real estate. By 2026, it's how manyorganizations think about growth, not just overflow. Consolidation and the rise of managed &turnkey flex Growth is accompanied by accelerating consolidation: A maturing, steady-growth industry : Larger platforms are acquiring regional portfolios to build density,operational leverage, and brand recognition. The OfficeRnD Flexlndex for Q2 2025 shows a market that has movedpast the sharp swings of the pandemic years into steady, optimization-driven performance: of robust, proven operators, rather than many smaller providers. the low 70% range, rather than swinging wildly quarter to quarter.At the same time, managed and turnkey flexible offices have becomethe fastest-growing slice of the market: refine their pricing, packaging, and product mix, rather than chasing: In the UK, recent data shows managed office supply growing at wellgrowth at any cost. over twice the rate of overall flex supply, with managed suites clearlyleading new inventory. what you'd expect from a category that has become core infrastructurerather than speculative growth. flex format in Europe and the UK, as enterprises seek their “own"space delivered on flexible terms. grow from about $47B in 2025 to roughly $196B by 2034, at around 17%CAGR, driven by hybrid work, cost agility, and occupiers' desire foroptionality.officernd 5 Coworking & Flex Space Trends for 2026 TREND #1 Landlords are also embracing owner-aligned flex models: Regional nuance and portfolio thinking CBRE projects that by 203O, flexible offices will account for aroundFlex is not growing uniformly everywhere, and the Flexlndex highlights2o% of London's office market, with managed flex space expected toimportant regional nuances:grow 7o% and “brandlord" space - landlord-created and managedflex brands - set to triple in size.: Americas: Revenue Occupancy eased to 72.5% (-2.2 p.p. vs Q1), but Desk Occupancy stayed flat at 70.6%, underscoring persistent hot-desk demand even as competition increases in core cities. In other words, managed and turnkey flex,often delivered via landlord-operator partnerships, ismoving from niche tomainstream. E18.50 above the 2024 average - a strong sign of healthy corporatedemand and effective yield management. 2024 levels, indicating oversupply or pricing pressure in some hubseven as desk usage remains steady. strategy, not a single product: expanding, exiting, and repositioning withdata - and deciding deliberately where managed and turnkey flex fts TREND #1 What this means for operators in 2026 . Frame flex as infrastructure. Position your space as part of members' core workplace and riskstrategy, not a peripheral perk. Are you bui