Coworking - spaces for individuals or for big corporations?

In recent years, coworking spaces have experienced a significant transformation. Initially designed to cater to freelancers and startups, these flexible work environments are now predominantly occupied by large corporations. According to a recent report, 70% of coworking space users are now major companies. This shift has altered the dynamics and atmosphere of many coworking environments.

However, at AREA Coworking, we maintain our original mission: to provide a vibrant and supportive community for individual freelancers. Our space is nearly entirely composed of independent professionals, fostering a unique atmosphere that encourages collaboration, creativity, and mutual support.

While large corporations bring certain advantages to coworking spaces, such as financial stability and networking opportunities, they can also change the community's character. The presence of big companies often leads to a more corporate environment, which may not align with the needs and preferences of freelancers seeking flexibility and a sense of community.

At AREA Coworking, we prioritize the needs of individual freelancers. Our space is designed to facilitate interaction among members, offering communal areas, networking events, and workshops tailored to the interests of independent professionals. This approach creates a supportive environment where freelancers can connect, share ideas, and collaborate on projects.

By focusing on individual freelancers, AREA Coworking preserves the essence of what coworking spaces were originally intended to be: hubs of innovation, creativity, and community. We believe that by maintaining this focus, we can provide a more fulfilling and productive experience for our members.

In a landscape where coworking spaces are increasingly dominated by large corporations, AREA Coworking stands out by staying true to its roots. We are committed to supporting individual freelancers and fostering a community that thrives on collaboration and mutual support.