Press Releases
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Flexible Office Market Shows Resilience as Operators Adjust to Shifting Demand
Wednesday, 7th May 2025 | Press
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Rubberdesk Launches 20 Second AI Office Space Matching Tool
Wednesday, 19th March 2025 | Press
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Desk Rates for Flexible Offices Show Resilience Amid Economic Challenges
Wednesday, 31st January 2024 | Press
The January 2024 report showcases resilience in the flex desk market, despite economic uncertainties and regional variations. Read more
Rubberdesk Sees Strong Supply Growth across Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in Q2
Wednesday, 13th July 2022 | Press
Australian major office markets show strong signs of recovery with highest demand for mid-sized offices since April 2020. Read more
Coworking spaces surge post-pandemic
Tuesday, 12th April 2022 | Press
Offices that once sat empty are now coming to life again with vacancy rates dropping by 5.2 per cent in the first three months of 2022. Read more
Rubberdesk Australia's 2021 Flexible Office Market Report
Thursday, 23rd September 2021 | Press
The report highlights 64% rise in flexible office vacancy caused by Covid and the light at the end of the tunnel. Read more
Flex vacancies blow out but rebound predicted as Abacus enters market
Tuesday, 21st September 2021 | Press
Martin Kelly from the Australian Financial Reviews covers Rubberdesk's 2021 Flex Market Report. Read more
Rubberdesk's continued investment in flex office technology
Thursday, 22nd October 2020 | Press
Whether you’re a recent user of Rubberdesk or one of our long time users, we’re excited to announce a number of new enhancements that we hope will save you time and make it easier to find or list your office on Rubberdesk Australia. Read more
COVID-19 casts doubt over future of CBD office towers
Friday, 22nd May 2020 | Press
ABC covers the future of flexible office space The mass-exodus of Australia's business centres due to the COVID-19 lockdown has put the future of inner-city office towers in doubt; Billions of dollars in value could be wiped off the commerc … Read more
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