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Coworking Space Expands in Seattle, But Not Just for Startups Anymore

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By Brittan Jenkins Ten years ago, the coworking and shared workspace was dominated by startups and small budding businesses looking for cost-effective ways to get their enterprises off the ground. But today, that isn’t the case anymore, says Tony Ford, senior vice president with Colliers International. Ford released a snapshot of the coworking market, which […]

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