National flex workspace brands may command 25% pricing premium by FY28: Report

ET Realty· July 16, 2026

A report from ET Realty indicates that national flexible workspace brands are expected to command a 25% pricing premium by the 2028 fiscal year. This projection underscores the increasing market power of large-scale operators compared to smaller or local competitors. The anticipated price gap reflects a broader trend of flight-to-quality among corporate tenants seeking reliable and branded flexible office solutions.

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