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Interestingly enough, there is also now, with the explosion of co-working spaces, services for that part of the market that wants to work "in town" but without
by timeimp 7y ago
Interestingly enough, there is also now, with the explosion of co-working spaces, services for that part of the market that wants to work "in town" but without a commute to the "big smoke" (so to speak)
I wonder how WeWork will fare when an entire 2 generations of people realise they can work close to home and be more productive...
- ghaff 7y agoThat's assuming people live "in town." Many don't and work out of a suburban/ex-urban/rural apartment/house where they admittedly tend to have more room.