"Tabat" and "Regus" Open Two New Centers in Amman to Enhance Flexible Workspace Solutions

The new centers offer flexible solutions that allow companies to start their businesses immediately without the need for significant capital investments in equipment and furnishing or facility management, with the possibility of expanding or redistributing spaces according to business growth and changing needs, contributing to a more efficient and flexible operational model.

In a statement issued by Tabat today, Monday, the Chairman, Haitham Al-Batikhi, said that the opening of the centers comes within the framework of the company's and "Regus" Group's commitment to supporting the entrepreneurship ecosystem in Jordan and enhancing their presence in the local market, noting that the coming period will witness the announcement of the launch of several "Regus" centers in different regions of the Kingdom, as part of a plan to expand the network of business centers and meet the growing demand for flexible and equipped workspaces.

He added that startups and entrepreneurs represent a growing segment of the demand for modern workspaces, emphasizing the importance of providing a professional and integrated business environment that helps companies focus on developing their businesses, while giving them greater flexibility in managing their office costs and spaces.

For his part, the CEO of Hayyak, one of the Tabat Group companies, Kanan Jaradat, said that the commercial real estate sector represents a key axis in the company's investment strategy, due to its role in supporting business sector growth and enhancing economic activity, noting that the opening of the "Regus" centers in Sweifieh and Shmeisani represents an addition to the system of office spaces and services directed towards the business sector in the Jordanian market.

Jaradat confirmed the company's continuation of developing and launching innovative investment projects that respond to market changes and needs, and contribute to developing the business environment and enhancing its flexibility, alongside supporting business growth and opening new horizons for investment in the commercial real estate sector in Jordan.

For his part, the Regional Vice President for the Middle East and Africa at IWG Group, to which Regus centers belong, Corey Thomson, said that Jordan enjoys an attractive investment environment that encourages global companies and institutions to launch quality projects that contribute to supporting the national economy and providing job opportunities.

He pointed out that the opening of the centers comes amid growing demand for flexible work models and equipped offices, in line with companies' move towards adopting more flexible and efficient operational models, confirming that shared workspaces and flexible offices have become a growing component in the commercial real estate and business services ecosystem.