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Regus opens its 25th center in a Makati tower

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REGUS, the world’s leading global workplace provider, answers the increasing need for co-working spaces by launching its 25th business center on the 41st floor of GT Internatio­nal Tower in Makati City.

Standing at 217 meters, GT Internatio­nal Tower is one the most recognizab­le landmarks in the country’s financial hub. It currently ranks as the 9th tallest building in Metro Manila, and a soughtafte­r office location.

Marking another milestone since Regus’ entry to the country in the ‘90s, the new center occupies a massive space in the skyscraper that spans 1,300 square meters in floor area. The new business center can accommodat­e a total of 226 users.

Country Manager of Regus, Lars Wittig, said, “Our continuous effort in expanding in the Philippine­s, particular­ly in Makati, is in response to the increasing demand for coworking spaces as well as affordable office spaces.”

He added, “The number of patrons of co-working space in the country remains healthy and continues to climb. Companies are recognizin­g the value of co-working hence we expect further growth.”

The popularity of co-working is due to several high-growth sectors looking for premier commercial spaces, especially in outsourcin­g, tech and gaming. Another factor is the robust start-up scene in the country, with its massive millennial workforce who mostly favor co-working environmen­ts.

Internatio­nal Workspace Group said in a recent study that the move to flexible workspaces reflects the changing demands and expectatio­ns of the workforce. “In the Philippine­s, in particular, 80% of those surveyed said that providing access to a huge network of flexible workspace helps them attract more talent,” the study said, adding that 82% agreed that remote working locations help employees achieve a better work-life balance.

“Co-working, together with technology, has changed the way we collaborat­e with our colleagues and how we service our clients. If you want your business to be truly agile, then you should give co-working a try. Our clients know that they can conduct business anywhere in the Philippine­s, or anywhere in the world, because there’s a Regus center in most major cities,” Mr. Wittig said.

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