IWG expands flexible workspaces to Fremantle
The international workplace group has opened a new flexible office in Fremantle and will expand to Subiaco by the end of the year.
Fremantle places, 135 High St.
Premium offers a mixture of joint working areas, private offices, meeting rooms and creative regions.
“Building owners decided to invest in the International Workplace Group platform to maximize the return of real estate areas by meeting the rapidly expanding demand for hybrid work.” He said.
Office aims at a number of industries such as legal, logistics, defense, construction and design.
IWG General Manager and Founder Mark Dixon said that IWG has made a management agreement with IWG owner of the building and led by Gerard O’Brien.
“As an important business center, Perth is a great place to increase our expansion plans,” he said.
“We are very pleased to work jointly with Silverleaf investments in order to develop the field brand within the scope of a management agreement that will add a state of work to its buildings.
Imiz Our opening in Fremantle comes at a time when it is increasingly popular of flexible and platform work of the company that is incredibly popular among employees, while increasing the balance of work-life and satisfaction, it also comes at a time when it provides many benefits to companies.
“Our workplace has proven to increase productivity and allow an enterprise to increase significantly reduced costs while providing access to thousands of places.”
IWG WA and Queensland Regional Director Dayle Perkins said the company responded to the high demand in Australia and especially Freremantle.
“We see an incredibly strong demand for flexible working areas in Fremantle, and it is just growing,” he said.
“While the demand continues to go beyond CBDs, we plan to expand our footprint and bring more flexible working areas at world -class. [WA]. “
The global flexible working area operator has seven centers throughout the state after the opening is opened. Nedlands areas in 2023.
The other job will open a center in Subiaco this year.
IWG reported a record revenue of $ 4.2 billion and signed 899 new places globally last year.
The company claimed: ı 30 percent of all commercial real estates will be flexible work area until 2030 ”.
This year, the national flexible work area provider Hub Australia opened its first Perth at Elizabeth Quay.
In 2026, he will open premium offices at Brookfield Place.
Instant Group told BUSINESS NEWS The demand for flexible working areas in Perth’s CBD increased by 42 percent between 2019-2024.
The data showed that Welshpool, East Perth and Victoria Park experienced significant increases in demand for the same period.
