Sharing Co will open in November a coworking center in the center of Malaga
Sharing Co, a company specialized in investment and management of flexible real estate solutions, has announced the opening of a new coworking center in the heart of Malaga, near the emblematic Larios street.
According to the company in a statement, “this move allows Sharing Co to consolidate its growth strategy in this segment, where it already has a flexible work space of 800 square meters in the Chamberí neighborhood in Madrid”.
The new coworking space, which is scheduled to open in November, will be located at number two Atarazanas street, in premises previously occupied by a bank. This 600 square meter space is in the process of being refurbished and will have a capacity for up to 120 people. The company has earmarked half a million euros for the refurbishment of the premises, to ensure that the facilities allow employees to enjoy the experience of working in a unique place that is fully adapted to the needs of flexible working.
In fact, the new coworking center, in addition to the work areas, will house unique spaces to enhance the experience, such as a terrace, kitchen, meeting rooms and leisure rooms.
Arco Galán, CEO of Sharing Co, says: “We are excited to expand our presence in Málaga, which has established itself as one of the best cities to live and work. Our goal is precisely to offer a flexible workspace, both for professionals who are coming to the city, as well as for the growing number of local entrepreneurs.”
In the same building, Sharing Co also has corporate apartments specially designed for professionals who need to spend medium-term stays in the city. A public, perfectly compatible with the user profile of coworking.
The company believes that “the time chosen for the opening is ideal, as Malaga has established itself as the city with the highest coworking occupancy in Spain, reaching 93% according to a recent study of the sector. In addition, the city has experienced a remarkable growth in the hiring of flexible spaces, with a significant demand yet to be satisfied”.