CoworkingCafe’s latest quarterly report on the coworking industry leverages proprietary data as of July 2025. This study breaks down coworking space stock availability across the 50 largest markets, along with their size and distribution, subscription prices and top coworking operators.
National U.S. coworking location count dipped for the first time in the post-COVID era, signaling a cooling national footprint and a more measured approach to growth, while total square footage expansion slowed dramatically to just 0.3%, compared to the 3% from the previous quarter. Geographically, the data paints a nuanced picture of growth and contraction.
Here’s how the Denver coworking market performed in Q2 2025:
- Less Inventory: The Denver market had 7 less coworking spaces by the end of Q2 2025 — reaching 232 — representing a 3% decrease Q-o-Q.
- Square Footage Decrease: Denver stood at precisely 3.71M sq. ft. at the end of Q2, a 0.3% decrease Q-o-Q.
- More Average Square Footage: the average square footage increased by 3% Q-o-Q, from 15,555 sq. ft. in Q1 to 15,982 sq. ft. in Q2.
- Pricing*: Virtual offices were $125/month at the end of Q2, below the national level sitting at $159. Meeting rooms sat at $40/hour, below the national level of $45, while a day pass had a median cost of $30, on par with the national median rate at $30. Memberships were $220/month, slightly below the national median at $225.
You can read the full industry report here: https://www.coworkingcafe.com/blog/national-coworking-report/
