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Hong Kong, Ucommune (May 2019) - Asia’s largest coworking space operator announces the opening of its newest location in Mongkok.

06-07-2019 12:14 PM CET | Business, Economy, Finances, Banking & Insurance

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Hong Kong, Ucommune (May 2019) - Asia’s largest coworking

Nested in the heart of Mongkok at Grand Century Place, the new space marks the growing footprint of this seasoned coworking space operator in Hong Kong. Founded in 2015, Ucommune launched its first Hong Kong location in Sheung Wan in April 2018. With a focus on enabling companies to forge more intimate connections with businesses in China, Ucommune leverages its expansive Chinese member base of over 10,000 enterprises, to bring together companies of varying size and maturity in fostering competitive advantages through inclusion and meaningful connection.

While the trends for marketing coworking spaces tend to center on providing business support services with a focus on facilitating economic operations and productivity, Ucommune is directing its energies into fostering community, culture, and mindsets. As the largest coworking space operator in China and the Asia Pacific region, Ucommune has extended its reach into second and third-tier cities, enabling its regional networks to include grassroots communities. Now occupying 44 cities, Ucommune is effectively integrating 211 communities, including international branches in Hong Kong, Singapore, and the United States, across 11 distinct verticals.

Additionally, Ucommune is looking ahead toward serving approximately 200 million millennials that will enter the workforce by 2027, a cohort with a preference for premium and personalized products and services, as well as great support for the sharing economy. With 67% of its membership born after 1990, Ucommune is well aligned in securing a strong market share of this demographic.

By providing the means for multi-sector and multi-level connectivity, Ucommune recognizes millennials as a generation that needs each other to build their future through learning from each other, with each other, about each other. Currently, Ucommune is the home to 10 of the 20 companies founders recognized by Forbes 30 under 30 in 2018.

For more information about the Ucommune please access the official website: www.ucommune.com.hk

Together, Achieve more.

Ucommune Mongkok
Address: MOKO, 17/F, Tower 1 Grand Century Plaza, 193 Prince Edward Road West, Mong Kok
Hong Kong
Tel: +852 3638 2688

For media inquiries, please contact:
Jeric Adriano - Brand & Marketing Manager
Tel: +852 2360 9278
Email: jeric.adriano@ucommune.com

It sprouted from a simple desire to support economic growth and disruption. In 2015, Dr. Mao Daqing founded Ucommune to bring to life his vision of an inspiring workspace that also encouraged businesses to grow beyond economic pursuits – a platform that would support the pursuit of a higher quality of life and a higher quality of business – which is what Ucommune is today.

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