InfinitSpace Will Open First U.S. Office in Los Angeles
The European coworking firm is launching a 32,000-square-foot site in downtown Los Angeles on November 2.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Remote Work
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Amsterdam-based InfinitSpace will enter the United States market with a new coworking location in downtown Los Angeles scheduled to open on November 2, 2026. The 32,000-square-foot facility at 612 South Broadway will accommodate approximately 400 memberships.
Why it matters
The expansion comes as the company responds to requests from its existing global member base for a presence in the region. This move targets the local office market during a period when downtown vacancy rates remain high.
The new 32,000-square-foot site is the first of 30 planned U.S. locations and operates under a 15-year management agreement. It joins a local market currently comprising 349 coworking spaces across Los Angeles.
The players
InfinitSpace
An Amsterdam-based coworking company that manages office spaces through agreements with property owners.
The details
The facility is located in the historic Desmond's department store building, which previously housed a coworking provider and required no significant renovations to resume operations. InfinitSpace currently maintains 15 global locations and intends to utilize management agreements with landlords to bypass traditional lease structures.
Timeline
November 2, 2026: The Los Angeles location is scheduled to open.
Market Landscape
The firm is entering the competitive Los Angeles office market by utilizing existing commercial infrastructure rather than seeking new developments. This strategy aligns with broader industry shifts toward flexible, managed workspace agreements as traditional corporate leases face challenges from high vacancy rates.
Local professionals and business owners looking for flexible office space will gain access to a new facility in the downtown area starting in November. This development provides an additional option for those seeking a hybrid working environment in a historic, refurbished property.
The takeaway
The expansion highlights how coworking providers are leveraging existing building stocks to address the high demand for flexible office solutions in urban centers. Potential members should evaluate their space requirements against the local supply of over 300 existing coworking options in the city.
Further reading
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