Coworking Pushes Deeper into Office Market as Cubes.Co Grows
Cubes.Co has grown into a 15-site coworking network across three states as flexible workspace pushes deeper into the traditional office market, with founder Tobi Skovron continuing the operator's national expansion.
Australian coworking operator Cubes.Co has expanded to 15 sites across three states, a sign that flexible workspace is moving deeper into the traditional office market. Founder Tobi Skovron — who credits an early shared workspace in Santa Monica with shaping his path — continues to drive the network's national growth.
The expansion reflects broader momentum in the sector: hybrid-flex offerings in Sydney rose sharply over the year to September 2025, marking the strongest national growth for flexible space since 2020.
Read the full article at The Urban Developer.
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