There is strong support for flexible workspaces currently growing in South Africa, and Durban is one of the top locations where the coworking culture gains momentum. Coworking spaces in Durban are successfully changing the historically rigid business ecosystem. They cater to the requirements of the progressive individuals who are not finding opportunities to stay flexible and agile in schedules and workplaces as they would like to. Despite being a pretty new infrastructure, coworking has become really progressive as more traditional models can create stagnation in regards to expansion or contraction on a need to need basis. Thus, there is strong support for shared offices space in Durban, and the entire South Africa region. Over the past ten years, companies and business proprietors have seen the ways in which the cost of doing business today has become really expensive. Therefore, they consider coworking spaces in Durban as an opportunity to cut costs at least on rental. These flexible offices provide occupants with a more enjoyable environment to stay in. And, as at the forefront of this trend the temporary offices were primarily occupied by tech employees, nowadays, the target audience is significantly broader and includes workers from a range of other spheres, like, e.g., a cultural one.
