The coworking market in 2026: sustained growth
The global coworking market continues its growth at an annual rate of 12%. In France, the share of flexible workspaces in office transactions is projected to reach 30% by 2025, compared to 23% a year earlier. The number of coworking spaces in France now exceeds 3,400.
Key figures for the French market
The French coworking market is projected to reach approximately €1.2 billion by 2026. Paris accounts for 35% of the national supply, followed by Lyon (8%), Marseille (5%), Bordeaux (4%), and Toulouse (3%). SMEs and freelancers represent 60% of users.
Trend 1: The rise of hybrid work
The hybrid model (2-3 days in the office, the rest working remotely) is becoming the norm. Companies are looking for flexible solutions for their distributed teams, which is fueling the demand for coworking spaces.
Trend 2: Specialization of spaces
We are seeing a proliferation of themed spaces: tech coworking, health coworking, creative coworking, spaces dedicated to women entrepreneurs. This specialization responds to a targeted networking demand.
Trend 3: Moving upmarket
Operators are investing in premium spaces with stylish design, concierge services, gyms, and restaurants. Coworking is no longer just a workstation; it's an experience.
Outlook 2027
The market is expected to continue growing, driven by the adoption of hybrid work by large companies and demand from SMEs in the provinces. Spain and Latin America represent significant growth drivers.
Frequently asked questions
La France compte plus de 3 400 espaces de coworking en 2026, dont environ 1 200 a Paris. Le nombre augmente de 10 a 15% par an depuis 2022.
Oui, le marche mondial du coworking croit de 12% par an. En France, la part des espaces flexibles dans les transactions de bureaux est passee de 23% a 30% entre 2024 et 2025.
Les trois grandes tendances sont : l'essor du travail hybride, la specialisation thematique des espaces, et la montee en gamme avec des services premium.