Amman, Oct. 5 (Petra) -- Thabat Real Estate Co., in cooperation with Regus, the global provider of flexible workspace, announced on Monday the opening of two new business centers in Amman's Sweifieh and Shmeisani areas.
The Sweifieh center has 62 offices and 200 workstations, while the Shmeisani center houses 56 offices and 174 workstations that serve large companies, small and medium-sized enterprises, startups and entrepreneurs.
The centers allow companies to start operations without major capital investment in fit-out, furnishing or facilities management. Companies can expand or reallocate space as their business grows or needs change.
The opening reflects a commitment by Thabat and Regus to supporting entrepreneurship in Jordan and boosting their presence in the local market, commented Thabat Chairman Haethum Buttikhi.
He said several Regus centers will open in different parts of the Kingdom in the coming period, as part of a plan to expand the business center network and meet growing demand for flexible, equipped workspaces.
Kinan Jaradat, CEO of Hayyak, a Thabat Group company, said commercial real estate is a main pillar of the company's investment strategy. He said the two centers add to office space and business services in the Jordanian market.
Kory Thompson, senior regional vice president for the Middle East and Africa at International Workplace Group (IWG), which operates Regus, said Jordan has an attractive investment environment. He said the openings come amid growing demand for flexible work models and equipped offices.
//Petra// NQ
