While working out of these spaces, a company does not have to pay the enormous costs of capital expenditure, a major drawback observed in the traditional way of setting up offices

Bird Group’s luxury hospitality brand has decided to tap the coworking market. In its Roseate House hotel in Aerocity.

The times are changing. 2019 has almost come to an end and we are witnessing an unprecedented rise and evolution of the workspace industry.

The year 2019 has undoubtedly been an eventful year for the flexible workspace industry globally. In India too, it finds itself at an interesting stage as it morphs into a more mature and stable sector.

The essential structure and fibre of any workplace are directly proportional to the quality of work that the employees of that office are able to achieve.

Workplaces in the past decade have witnessed continuous disruption. It began with Traditional Offices to Business Centres, then Co-working Spaces and Now Managed Workspaces.

‘Flexible First’ has become the keyword of modern workspaces looking to simplify its mode of operations to the best optimum possibility. Streamlined operations and a barrier-free workspace environment.

The recently announced alternative investment funds (AIFs) will act as a catalyst and will push for the completion of several stalled and unfinished projects specifically in the mid-segment and affordable segments across the country and will help several homebuyers their dream homes.

Bootstrapping, in business terms, may be defined as when the founders of the company utilize their own earnings, investments and personal savings to finance their businesses.