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Awfis, CoWrks look for ways to hold attention of their millennial clientele

At present approximately 50% of the client roster of an Indian co-working operator is made up of big corporates

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CoWrks and Awfis are keen to adapt their spaces to the design aesthetic of the millennial worker

Nikhat Hetavkar Mumbai
Building brand stickiness has become both a challenge and necessity for the growing number of co-working spaces in the country. More than location, price and sizes of the spaces on offer, Awfis, CoWrks, WeWork and a host of others are rapidly bundling a set of experiences that they believe will lock in consumers: the millennial self-employed, the start-up community and also, importantly, large traditional organisations. 

Notoriously fickle in their consumption habits, these consumers are being wooed with the promise of vibrant community centres and networking opportunities and lured in with a design aesthetic that best suits their sensibilities. For the brands

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