ATTY. ERIC LANDICHO

A few weeks ago, property developer Ayala Land, Inc. launched its first co-working space called ‘Clock In,’ a 400-square meter facility located in the heart of the Makati business district. That one of the country’s largest real estate companies is betting on the ‘shared office’ trend and betting big—Ayala is already looking at expanding ‘Clock In’ starting next year—shows the changing nature of the workspace, driven largely by the equally changing profile of the workforce.

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