What should a startup owner know about Bursa when considering it as a potential business location? Is this city compatible in terms of flexible commercial real estate offering? Both these questions are rhetorical, as it is Bursa - the hub, the economic power of which doesn't need to be advertised. As the 4th most-populated Turkish city, Bursa is home to over 1,8 million citizens. It is a highly-industrialized metropolitan area and an administrative center of the province at the same time. Coworking spaces in Bursa find themselves scattered between various commercial areas and districts, so you should not wonder if you find the one near the bustling bazaar, a historical museum, or next to the beach. It is not surprising either why the coworking trend flourishes in Bursa. Locals claim that the city has one of the highest overall educational levels in the country. The Uludag University serves as a prolific ground for training professionals, most of which tend to become solopreneurs and startup owners in this region after graduation. The metropolis stands on a par with Istanbul in the ways towards becoming enclaves of entrepreneurship in Turkey. Thanks to the already well-established startup ecosystem, Bursa's coworking offices never lack tenants' demand. In fact, the local shared workspaces are only a part of the vast and vibrant hub that also includes tech-savvy communities, venture capital firms, etc.
