Co-working companies are gaining a toehold in suburban New Jersey, fed by demand from members who have left the corporate world and large companies...

Co-working startup Industrious acquired the office sublet listing site PivotDesk and announced a new $25 million funding deal as it prepares to take on...

Co-working startup Grind is planning to close its Garment District location this month and is negotiating to give the space back to its landlord,...

Talk about a case of sour grapes. VaynerMedia, the digital marketing agency founded by entrepreneur and wine fanatic Gary Vaynerchuk, is suing co-working startup...

Brooklyn-centric co-working company Bklyn Commons inked a lease for 30,000 square feet at the border of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Bushwick and Williamsburg, the firm told The...

The co-working business model — which propelled co-working giant WeWork to a $16.9 billion valuation last month — may be changing tack. WeWork has...

The owner of an artists’ co-working space in Ridgewood is scouting warehouses in Brooklyn and Queens to open a 30,000-square-foot indoor soccer and sports facility.

Whether it’s called a hacker space, a community lab or an arts-production office park, Brooklyn’s co-working spaces already cover more than 1 million square...

A group of under-the-radar real estate investors with a sweeping footprint in the Garment District is breaking into the co-working office space game.

Above a coworking space in downtown Syracuse, 21 micro-units are under development in what will become a dorm-room-esque experiment in collective living.

Shared co-working space provider NeueHouse is opening its first global headquarters near Madison Square Park. The firm signed a 10-year lease for more than...

WeWork, a startup that leases office space to other startups, is now worth $10 billion, but an investor presentation obtained by The Information suggests...

Considering the real estate industry’s current obsession with tech companies, this number is surprising: a third of New York’s tech startups have never been...

An Astoria art tenant has opened the neighborhood’s first coworking establishment as the red-hot shared office market spills over into Queens.

An Upper West Side resident is eyeing a vacant 17,000-square-foot spread at 43 West 65th Street to create the neighborhood’s first coworking space.