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The coworking sector has become more appealing to creatives, digital nomads, and freelancers as it offers lease flexibility for anyone on the move. It also provides a space where everyone can focus on their work. That said, a key strength about coworking is how it is able to bring a community together around doing business […]

Karel Stoop is an interesting DeKamer coworker. He has been part of the community since January 1, 2013 – so we are getting ready to celebrate 10 years together!  Karel is a life-long artist and also the founder and director of Galeria Zero, a contemporary art curator and promoter of international art events. His organisation

This blog was first published in Dutch on Smart WP All over Europe, real estate is becoming increasingly expensive with every year that passes. In 2021 alone, the European Union’s property values increased by an average of 10% compared to 2020. As time passes, real estate will become a luxury that only the super-rich can afford. 

This blog was first published in Dutch on Smart WP   Community and social responsibility are not new ideas for coworking spaces. Many coworking spaces focus on some aspects of social good or individual development, and approaches can run the gamut from working against loneliness for coworkers to supporting local poverty initiatives all the way up

Covid-19 has forced many businesses to start looking at having their personnel and contractors work remotely to reduce the spread of the virus and to keep their teams safe. Now that vaccines are being administered and people are returning to work and offices, it means that things can start returning to “normal”. For coworking spaces,

First published in Velvet Platform De Kamer is a network of coworking spaces in the Netherlands, offering  businesses, nonprofits, and independent workers a home for their work in the Netherlands. De Kamer offers a home base from registered business addresses to private rentals and everything in between. Jeannine van der Linden, founder of De Kamer

This blog was first published in Dutch on Smart WP Indigenous communities have long been marginalised and their culture and heritage trivialised, misunderstood, underrepresented and misrepresented. So much so that even in rural areas with a larger population of Indigenous communities, they still don’t have the services, facilities or support systems that take into consideration who

Before the pandemic, coworking spaces were used primarily by businesses and entrepreneurs as formal working areas. One effect of the changes that swept the sector during the pandemic has been that coworking spaces were used in many different ways, and in some instances, we see spaces being used differently during the night than they are

This blog was first published in Dutch on Smart WP Coworking spaces are again opening up and seeing growth has made a comeback after the pandemic slowdown, as at-home workers and traditional entrepreneurs find new ways to improve productivity and engage in social interaction while maintaining health and safety protocols in shared spaces.   “Coworking spaces