Office Hub launches new co-working rental portal, Abacus

February 3, 2019
Share this Post: 

Those looking to move offices or start a business now have a solution 

Office Hub, an Australian startup, is looking to disrupted the office rental market with a new portal for renting shared and co-working, serviced office spaces.

Dubbed Abacus, the new portal offers listings for tenants to search through, bid, and negotiate deals for offices spaces that are currently on the Office Hub marketplace.

The process is simple, and only made more simple with this new portal. Tenants and office owners sign paperwork to make the deal legally binding, Abacus speeds up the negotiation process and provides a more personalized rental proposal that uniquely suits the specific needs of the tenant. Office Hub created this portal to entice tenants to turn towards renting flexible workspaces instead of the more traditional office lease arangements.

“The efficiency, transparency and cost-effectiveness of technologies that help you find flexible space make far more sense than employing a real estate agent and securing a commercial lease,” claimed Office Hub’s CEO and founder Grant Philipp.

Philipp has more than 30 years’ business experience with a focus on strategy, sales and advertising in office leasing and commercial property.

IWG, global flexible workspace aggregator based out of Australia and a holding company for the Regus and Spaces workspace businesses, has backed up Abacus as well.

As the owner and operator of internationally renowned brands like Regus, Spaces, Signature, Open Office and MOS, we provide local and global networks for all kinds of businesses. From independent sole traders and fledgling start-ups to the world’s largest corporations, we provide cutting-edge, inspirational workspaces that support effective working and collaboration.

Join us in Bangkok the 19th to the 21st of March for the Property Portal Watch Conference.

Property Portal Watch Bangkok Conference. Mar 19-21, 2019

Read more

REA Group Reports 'Impressive" Growth
For Homely, It's More Than Real Estate
Canberra's Zango Partners With Snug
1 2 3 163
February 3, 2019
Victoria has been writing about property portals and marketplace sites for Online Marketplaces for over 3 years. She is also our resident artist and is responsible for all of the infographic content on the site.

Subscribe to our mailing list to get the famous, free Friday newsletter!

News and analysis to help build better online marketplace businesses, in your inbox, every Friday

Related News

Hemnet Vs Rea Group
Analysis: Hemnet Still Playing Catch-up to REA Group When It Comes to Vendor Paid Advertising

Vendor-paid markets are great for real estate portals. For more than a decade the leading Swedish player Hemnet has charged...

Read More
Ohmyhome Full Year Results Net Losses But Big Ambitions
OhMyHome 2023 Full-Year Results: Net Losses But Positive Outlook for Nasdaq-listed Marketplace

The Singapore-based publicly listed company OhMyHome has released its 2023 full-year financial results. Highlights include: Revenues totalled S$5.0 million (US$3.8...

Read More
Homely Financial Results
Australian Portal Homely Records 16% More Enquiries in 2023

Australian challenger portal Homely generated over 15.5 million enquiries in the 12 months from April 2023. Homely, which competes with...

Read More
Yandex Q1 Strong Performance From Divested Assets
Yandex Q1 2024: Net Losses for Remaining Assets After Large Scale Divestments

Yandex N.V., the Dutch holding company of the marketplace giant Yandex, has released its financial results for the first quarter...

Read More

Editor's Pick