WOTSO in the press
Mega coworking space coming to northern beaches
A mega coworking space is opening on the northern beaches as people refuse to go back to commuting to the city. See how COVID is changing people’s work life
Read moreHub Australia, WOTSO hatch suburb-to-city coworking plan
The country’s two largest homegrown coworking providers, Hub Australia and WOTSO have struck a unique alliance that will give their users access to each other’s facilities, creating a workplace model stretching from the CBD to the suburbs.
Read moreWOTSO Property (ASX:WOT) acquires three new properties
WOTSO Property (WOT) has acquired three further properties to grow its investment portfolio and expand the footprint of its flexible workspace business.
Read moreWOTSO welcomes new workspaces in east coast acquisition
Co-working space company WOTSO (ASX: ASX) has acquired three properties in New South Wales. The properties include a freestanding office and warehouse property in Brookvale, and two properties in Newcastle West.
Read moreCommercial Property: WOTSO moving into Newcastle West after off-market sale
Colliers International’s Ben King has described the recent off-market sale of an office building on the corner of Tudor and Hunter streets as “a strong result for the Newcastle West region”.
Read moreSay WOT? Another Acquisition for WOTSO Property
WOTSO Property has just purchased its second property of the year. Meaning Brookvale is about to see its first WOTSO.
Read moreNewcastle Is Growing And So Is WOTSO!
WOTSO Property has exchanged contracts on a 1,000 sqm building to convert into what will be Newcastle’s latest flexible office space – WOTSO.
Read moreThe best serviced offices in Canberra
For many businesses, a serviced office is the ideal solution. A flexible, serviced workspace can offer a number of financial advantages. So, if you need a workspace that is flexible, affordable and attractive, then you should definitely consider a serviced office space.
Read moreWestern Sydney suburbs in virus boom as workers ditch CBD
Sydney’s suburbs are predicted to get an unexpected boost from a the coronavirus pandemic as more workers give up their city commutes in favour of working closer to home.
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