27 July 2018 Michael Wu Gunawan

What’s New in Jakarta’s Coworking Scene: Top Spaces to Look Out for in 2018

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Rumah Hobi Jakarta Rumah Hobi, Kemang

Coworking is all the rage these days with the industry experiencing an upward trend over a good half decade. This is most notably observed not only by an increase in supply, but an increase in demand for more flexible options, particularly in Asian countries. Over the last 2 years, the number of coworking, or shall we say hybrid spaces, in Indonesia has jumped from 45 to over 200 - with big players such as WeWork coming in to the Jakarta market, it's hard to keep up with the newest spaces around, even for us! However, as the 'AirBnB for office space', we are well positioned to provide you the inside scoop on the best of the best, the coolest of the cool!

Keep reading to find out the latest workspaces added in the first half of the year and what's to come in Q3 and Q4 of 2018.

Conclave

Conclave Wijaya Jakarta

Looking to expand and strengthen their brand in South Jakarta - where it's quickly becoming the next business district, Conclave Coworking added a third location in March to their existing space in Senopati and TB Simatupang.

Where to look: Ateri Pondok Indah, South Jakarta

UNO Serviced Office

Uno Serviced Office Jakarta

UNO adds another location to their inventory in April, this is great for people looking for a professional office space in the south. This is a great addition to the collection of top serviced offices in Jakarta such as Fortice and The Executive Center.

Where to look: South Quarter, TB Simatupang

Regus

Regus, one of the first and most well-known serviced office providers in Jakarta (and around the world) continues to add new locations in the city. Just in May they've opened another space in Central Jakarta - congruent to all Regus centres, the space features the contemporary corporate look and feel that we've all grown to associate with the global flexible workspace powerhouse.

Where to look: Capital Place, Gatot Subroto

VROffice

VROffice Coworking Jakarta

Recently opened in March, VROffice claims to be a truly hybrid coworking space in Indonesia. Positioning themselves as Revenue Focused and a Business Growth Enabler. Kunal Singla, founder of VROffice has plans to open a new location in the next 6 Months.

Where to look: TCC Batavia

WeWork

WeWork Coworking Beach Road SingaporeWeWork, Singapore

In their launch event back in April, WeWork has made a public announcement to open 2 new locations - the first one in September and the second to follow in October. For more detailed information, check out our previous post where we dive in to WeWork's leap to Jakarta. Don't miss out on the chance to be part of the world's largest coworking community!

Where to look: Sinarmas MSIG Tower and Revenue Tower

Find out why you should adopt a flexible workspace in Indonesia today

JustCo

JustCo SingaporeJustCo, Singapore

Established in Singapore in 2015, JustCo is a first-tier coworking space operator that is soon making its landing in the Indonesian market, starting with Jakarta. They have plans for rapid expansion with a target of 3 new location in Q3 and Q4 of 2018. Keep a lookout for this exciting space!

Where to look: AIA Central, Sequis Tower, and The Plaza Office Tower

UnionSPACE

Currently available in PIK Avenue, Metropolitan Tower, and most recently Satrio Tower, UnionSPACE is constantly expanding in Indonesia - looking to add it's fifth location in Jakarta in August. Their space features a contemporary look and feel that is suitable for all sorts of business.

Where to look: Harton Tower, Kelapa Gading

Werkspace

Werkspace kokas Jakarta

Werkspace is a newly established coworking space provider based in Indonesia. Following the success of their first space in Pluit, North Jakarta, they're looking to quickly establish their brand in the scene, opening second location in Kota Kasablanka in June, with plans to open 2 more in Q4 of 2018.

Where to look: Pluit, Kokas, Neo Soho, and PIK

GoWork

GoWork Pacific Place

This month GoWork opened up a new location within the shopping mall Pacific Place, making it their second location after their original spot in Thamrin. The space is modern, chic, and cozy coupled with delicious coffee and luxury boutiques within walking distance.

Where to look: Pacific Place, SCBD

VOffice

Championing the Southeast Asian serviced office scene, VOffice is a major player in the industry with more than 10 locations in Jakarta alone - and they're not hitting the breaks anytime soon. Last June VOffice opened up another location in Jakarta, be sure to check it out if you're looking for office space in East Jakarta.

Where to look: Rawamangun, East Jakarta

CoHive

EV Hive BPTN common room CoHive, BTPN Tower

Cocowork, now known as CoHive, is the latest coworking brand in Indonesia, in a sense. They were previously known as EV Hive and have recently gone through a re-branding process that was officially announced in July. It's also noteworthy to point out some of the newest spaces by them back in March and April. Also definitely stay tuned for the latest expansion plans. 

Where to look: Menara BTPN and Pos Indonesia

Lynk

A newcomer to the coworking scene, Lynk opened its doors back in March with a focus on providing affordable virtual office services for startups. Having said that, they also offer low-cost private office and coworking space options to help businesses get off the ground running.

Where to look: Neo Soho, West Jakarta 

That's everything from us. If you think we missed anything let us know in the comments below!

We will be doing more of these updates to keep you up to speed with the latest and most anticipated spaces in Jakarta and the rest of Southeast Asia, so stay tuned! 'Till next time!

 

Tags: Jakarta, Coworking Space, serviced office, hot desk, Updates, flexible workspaces, news and events

Michael Wu Gunawan

Michael is the Marketing Manager for FlySpaces in Indonesia. Having lived in several countries including Singapore and United Kingdom has given him an open mind, a rich exposure of different cultures, consumers and businesses globally. He aspire to promote innovative technologies in Southeast Asia.

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