(THE BUSINESS TIMES) - When they first appeared in Singapore around 2011, co-working spaces were hailed as the new way to work.
They appealed to start-ups, particularly in the tech sector, who needed a space without busting their budget. Freelancers jumped on the bandwagon, especially those who could not work from home, and found coffee joints to be just too noisy.
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