The emergence of coworking models in the face of pandemic

Mariotti, Ilaria; Marino, M. Di; Akhavan, Mina

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“…, 2020; Fiorentino, 2019; Mariotti et al. , 2021a, b; Katonáné Kovács and Zoltán, 2017; Buksh and Mouat, 2015). All these articles agree that the implementation of CSs in rural areas will reduce commuting to headquarters and the traffic volume in general (Hölzel and de Vries, 2021; Ohnmacht et al.…”

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“…, 2020; Fiorentino, 2019; Mariotti et al. , 2021a, b; Katonáné Kovács and Zoltán, 2017; Buksh and Mouat, 2015). This reduced commuting leads to lower CO 2 emissions.…”

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“…Nonetheless, seven articles make statements that might allow conclusions regarding the impacts on the regional real estate sector (Mariotti et al. , 2021a, b; Tremblay and Scallerez, 2020; Buksh and Mouat, 2015; Fiorentino, 2019; Jamal, 2018; Gazetov, 2018; Hölzel and de Vries, 2021). These statements can be assigned to two real estate subcategories (Rents and occupancy costs, Investment strategies and real estate development).…”

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“…Five authors mention different factors associated with the potential influence on the rental growth or occupancy costs (Mariotti et al. , 2021a, b; Buksh and Mouat, 2015; Fiorentino, 2019; Jamal, 2018; Hölzel and de Vries, 2021). Mariotti et al.…”

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“…This could be an essential factor to promote the development of CSs in rural areas as they avoid high rents of central business districts (Mariotti et al. , 2021a, b; Jamal, 2018). Buksh and Mouat (2015) assume that, amongst other factors, the success of a work hub in the periphery is highly dependent on its anchor tenants.…”

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A systematic literature review of the effects of coworking spaces on the socio-cultural and economic conditions in peripheral and rural areas

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Akhavan

2022

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PurposeThe literature on coworking spaces (CSs) is growing fast; notably, this topic has attracted a wide range of contributions from various disciplines during the past years. Although CSs first appeared in major cities, small towns and rural areas are also becoming attractive. To date, no literature review has systematically studied the effects of such collaborative-flexible new working spaces proliferating in non-urban areas. Therefore, this paper aims to present a systematic literature review about the effects of coworking spaces located in peripheral and rural areas.Design/methodology/approachThe methodological approach is based on the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses, also known as PRISMA. Following the PRISMA checklist items, this study provides different aspects and identifies indicators from various cross-studies published in 10 years (2011–2021).FindingsResults show that, in the past decade, Europe has recorded the highest number of publications on the topic of coworking spaces (CSs); the main research focus was on spatial planning. CSs foster communities of specialized and high-skilled workers, attract businesses and venture capitalists and may accelerate urban revitalisation processes. The regeneration of spaces can positively affect the value of commercial properties in the vicinity and attract developers. Moreover, by establishing communities and networks beyond the working life, coworking was found to reduce depopulation and even foster the influx of non-urban areas.Practical implicationsThe findings of this study can be transferred to policymakers to be considered in designing tailored policies in non-urban areas and also places-that-don't matter.Originality/valueBy date, this study is the first attempt to conduct a systematic review of the literature on the effects of coworking spaces in peripheral and rural areas. This is important since this typology of flexible-collaborative working space is gaining public attention, especially during the pandemic and the development of such spaces in non-urban areas.

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“…, 2020; Fiorentino, 2019; Mariotti et al. , 2021a, b; Katonáné Kovács and Zoltán, 2017; Buksh and Mouat, 2015). This reduced commuting leads to lower CO 2 emissions.…”

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confidence: 99%

Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A systematic literature review of the effects of coworking spaces on the socio-cultural and economic conditions in peripheral and rural areas

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Italian Experiences in Coworking Spaces During the Pandemic

Mariotti

Russo²

2023

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The chapter presents and discusses the results of two surveys addressed to coworking spaces managers in Italy, during the COVID-19 pandemic, in 2020 and 2021, respectively. The strategies coworking spaces have adopted to cope with the pandemic are described, and the determinants of the coworking resilience level (e.g., size, ownership, sector specialisation, hybridization) are presented. It is explored how the coworking spaces managers have kept the community alive and the perception of the interviewees about the future in the two years. The results of the survey in 2021 show that the average level of profitability and confidence in coworking performance returned to the pre-pandemic level. The pandemic has underlined a potential key role of CSs in enhancing work-life balance and promoting the socio-economic development of peripheral and rural areas. Besides, during the pandemic, Southern Italy has attracted remote workers (e.g., “southworkers”), and promoted the so-called ‘community garrisons’, willing to host them and ‘retain’ young people.

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Remote Working and New Working Spaces During the COVID-19 Pandemic—Insights from EU and Abroad

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Mariotti

2023

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The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the rise of remote working worldwide and less central areas have become more and more attractive for these workers. Consequently, remote workers started working from home, in new working spaces, and from everywhere. These changes have affected workers’ wellbeing, and cities, peripheral are rural areas. The chapter explores why people decided to keep working remotely even after the pandemic restrictions were cancelled. Furthermore, we give an empirical snapshot of the actual situation of remote workers and how this has and will change geographical patterns. The impact of remote working on wellbeing is described, according to the literature, and some thoughts on how remote working affects the future of coworking spaces and hybrid spaces are presented.

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The emergence of coworking models in the face of pandemic

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A systematic literature review of the effects of coworking spaces on the socio-cultural and economic conditions in peripheral and rural areas

A systematic literature review of the effects of coworking spaces on the socio-cultural and economic conditions in peripheral and rural areas

Italian Experiences in Coworking Spaces During the Pandemic

Remote Working and New Working Spaces During the COVID-19 Pandemic—Insights from EU and Abroad

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