In 2019, the company opened a new location in capital Bucharest, called Commons Baneasa, which adds to the two existing spaces in Bucharest’s Unirii and Romana Squares, respectively, as well as to the space in Casablanca (Morocco).
“For 2020, we target a turnover of EUR2 million and we plan to open a new location”, said David Canta, one of the co-founders of Commons.
Romania’s coworking market had a total 80 spaces end-2019, of which 54 in capital Bucharest.
Commons spaces in Bucharest older than 6 months have an occupancy rate of 90%.
Nine in ten Commons members are ged 25 to 45 (45% women and 55% men). Most of them operate in sectors such as Consulting, IT, Advertising and Media. Commons members have access to any of the coworking spaces, both to the three spaces already existing in Bucharest (Unirii, Romana, Baneasa), and that in Casablanca.
In 2019, Commons organized over 460 events in its own locations in Bucharest and Casablanca.