Flexible offices will generate $123 billion in economic benefits by 2030

Coworking and the use of third places is booming in France, and not only in the start-up world. It has a bright future, disrupting work habits and promising strong ecological and economic benefits.

A revolution in the world of work ...

Moreand more companies are being tempted by flexible offices (coworking) More and more companies are being tempted by flexible offices, which generate well-being for workers who are more and more concerned about the quality of their working environment.

Indeed, one of the most important objectives of a shared office in Lyon is to improve productivity by promoting a good atmosphere in the workplace and by increasing exchanges. The integration within a coworking space in La Défense has beneficial effects on employees.

... generating income...

In addition, the development of coworking in Paris allows companies to make significant progress in cost optimization. The open space is thus destined to take an increasingly important place in the production of wealth in France.

A study conducted by the IWG (International Workplace Group) announces that by 2030, between 8 and 13% of French employees will work in a flexible work environment. According to this study, this should generate a growth surplus of no less than 123 billion euros.

... and reduce the ecological impact

But that's not the only huge figure the study points to. Indeed, flexible workplaces in Nice tend to sprout up near train stations and major public transport hubs, in order to limit travel.

This would save no less than 100 million hours of travel. In addition to the productivity gains, the energy factor would be considerably reduced: nearly 7 million tons of carbon dioxide would no longer be emitted.