InfinitSpace Will Open Downtown Los Angeles Office
The 32,000-square-foot facility at 612 South Broadway will offer 400 memberships starting November 2.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Remote Work
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Amsterdam-based InfinitSpace will open its first United States coworking location in Los Angeles on November 2, 2026. The 32,000-square-foot site, located at the former Desmond's department store, will provide flexible office capacity for 400 members.
Why it matters
The move signals a strategic pivot by global operators to capture demand in markets with high office vacancies. By utilizing management agreements instead of traditional leases, the firm mitigates long-term real estate exposure amid a 35% vacancy rate in Downtown Los Angeles.
The new 32,000-square-foot facility will accommodate 400 memberships under a 15-year management agreement. This expands the local coworking footprint, which currently comprises 7.5 million square feet across 349 locations.
The players
InfinitSpace
An Amsterdam-based provider of flexible workspace that currently operates 15 international locations.
The details
InfinitSpace operates under a management agreement model, which allows it to partner with property owners rather than holding traditional commercial leases. The facility at 612 South Broadway required minimal structural changes, as the building was previously used as a coworking space. The expansion targets a gap in the local market, driven by requests from existing global members seeking a presence in California.
Timeline
November 2, 2026: InfinitSpace opens its Downtown Los Angeles location.
Q2 2026: Downtown Los Angeles office vacancy rate reached 35%.
Market Landscape
InfinitSpace’s entry into the U.S. market follows a trend of operators leveraging high Downtown Los Angeles office vacancy rates to secure prime real estate via management contracts. This approach allows the company to scale into 30 new U.S. locations over the next 24 months.
Local operators should track how management agreement structures affect their own landlord negotiations and office overhead. Prospective tenants should monitor the Downtown LA market for increased competition as flexible space capacity reaches 400 new desks at this single site.
The takeaway
Management agreements offer a scalable path for firms to expand into high-vacancy markets without the capital intensity of a traditional lease. Operators should evaluate their own lease terms against the flexibility and risk-sharing models currently being tested by international entrants.
Further reading
For broader trends in office space utilization and flexible leasing, see our coverage on Remote Work.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Bisnow.
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