COWRKS Expands its Premium Workspace Portfolio with New Centres in Mumbai and Bengaluru
COWRKS, a leading provider of premium workspaces, has announced its expansion with the opening of new centres in Mumbai and Bengaluru, adding 1.4 lakh sq ft to its total presence across India.
CowrksPremium WorkspacesFlexible Office SolutionsGrade A WorkspaceReal EstateMumbaiBengaluruReal Estate MumbaiJul 19, 2024
Parul Thakur, Senior Vice President & Business Head, COWRKS, said, 'The launch of these new centres reflects the growing demand for Grade A flexible office solutions from both startups and large enterprises, which aligns with our strategic goals.' She added that this demand is driven by the need for workspaces that offer operational efficiencies, workspace flexibility, employee engagement, and business continuity.
The new COWRKS centres feature the latest design language, characterized by modern, open spaces, ample natural light, and biophilic elements. With a focus on collaborative and adaptable design, each centre includes quiet zones for focused work and spaces for larger teams, complemented by expressive art and vibrant colours. The in-house design team collaborates closely with clients to customize each space, reflecting their brand philosophy and promoting productivity.
COWRKS serves a diverse clientele, catering to top Fortune 500 companies, startups, and prominent unicorns. According to the New Age Flex Workspace Report by Anarock, the increasing demand for flexible office spaces in India, fuelled by evolving work habits, has positioned Bengaluru as the leading city in this trend, with a 25% share of the flexible workspaces in India followed by Mumbai with 13%. Located within Brookfield Properties campuses, COWRKS enhances its workspace offerings with amenities like retail spaces and recreational facilities, elevating the overall premium experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total presence of COWRKS across India?
15 lakh sq ft
How many centres does COWRKS have nationwide?
34
What is the focus of the new COWRKS centres?
Collaborative and adaptable design
Which city has the leading share of flexible workspaces in India?
Bengaluru with 25% share
What is the name of the report that highlights the increasing demand for flexible office spaces in India?
New Age Flex Workspace Report by Anarock
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