Manhattan remains at the forefront of the coworking scene, boasting 305 coworking spaces and indicating a 5% growth in Q2 according to CoworkingCafe’s latest quarterly report in the 25 largest markets. The Big Apple also leads in total square footage, registering a 6% expansion and totaling 14.45 million sqft with an average square footage per market exceeding 47,000 sqft – far surpassing the national average. Brooklyn also experienced growth, ranking 21st with 78 spaces (a 5% increase) and 2.14 million sqft of total space (6%) earning it 18th position overall across all markets surveyed by CoworkingCafe’s report for Q2 2020 . The data clearly shows that New York City continues to be at the cutting edge of this rapidly growing industry trend towards shared workspaces for businesses large and small alike.

BlackStone Plans 143-Acre ‘Marco’ Italian Village-Style Development in Prosper
BlackStone Communities is asking local officials in the town of Prosper to sign off on an ambitious plan for a

