In the third quarter of 2025, coworking stood as a firmly established segment of the U.S. office market with thousands of flexible workspaces across the country serving professionals, startups, and companies that rely on adaptable environments to meet hybrid work needs. From large, corporate hubs to local community spaces, coworking has become a standard feature of how and where work happens in the United States.<\/p>\n
Due to recent refinements in our data collection methodology, quarter-over-quarter comparisons of the number and square footage of coworking spaces are not included in this report. The figures presented reflect the most accurate information available at the time of publication. As we implement these methodological updates, future reports will resume comparisons.<\/em><\/p>\n Across the United States, coworking now spans 8,420 locations \u2014 a figure underscoring how deeply embedded the coworking model has become within the country\u2019s office ecosystem. Even so, coworking still accounts for only a small share of the overall office market.<\/p>\n In general, over the last 12 months we\u2019ve seen solid consistent growth despite a mid-year lull, pushing overall space to more than 150 million square feet. Maybe the most eye-opening number is coworking is still only 2.1% of office space, showing there is plenty of additional opportunity for growth.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Peter Kolaczynski, Director Yardi Research<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n The numbers show a market that has moved from the post-pandemic unpredictability to a steady rhythm of\u00a0refinements: Operators are no longer\u00a0hunting for saturation, but rather targeting stability. Accordingly, the sector keeps growing, albeit in deliberate and\u00a0calculated\u00a0ways, such as space enlargement, better locations and clearer pricing bands.<\/p>\n Coworking has traded volatility for viability. Our industry isn\u2019t chasing endless growth anymore, it\u2019s building it deliberately, one stable location at a time.<\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Sam Rosen, Director Coworking<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\nMore Than 8,400 Locations Mark Coworking\u2019s Move From Volatility to Stability<\/strong><\/h2>\n