WeWork is has spread to new zones in downtown Boston.
The co-working leader is leasing 100,000 square feet at 33 Arch Street, an office in Downtown Crossing. It’s the sixth Boston location for the continuously growing firm, which is quickly becoming a major service in Boston’s office market. It offers monthly leases on a small office or single desk, an arrangement becoming increasingly popular with many.
While WeWork initially opened here in older brick-and-beam buildings near South Station, this is the second recent example of the co-working firm taking the sort of high-rise office space more typically associated with blue-chip tenants such as law firms and major banks.
At 33 Arch, WeWork will occupy about half of the space being vacated by ad firm Digitas, which is moving to a newly renovated building at 40 Water St. that is scheduled to open by year’s end.
For the landlord, the coming and going associated with a bustling co-working space can enliven a lobby and create a different mix of tenants than the typical corporate offices.
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