International Workplace Group aims to increase its Philippine footprint to 76 locations by the end of 2026, citing a growing trend toward hybrid work and the expectation that flexible workspaces will represent roughly 30% of the commercial real estate market by 2030.
The expansion will add five new centers in Taguig, Bohol, and Cebu, and will introduce Humanly, a workspace brand tailored for healthcare and wellness professionals, with its first Philippine facility opening in Aurora.
“Our move to provide purpose‑designed facilities for the healthcare and wellness sector reflects how the role of flexible workspace platforms is evolving. We’re past the point where these spaces are simply offices,” said IWG Philippines Country Head Rowena Natividad.
The new locations include HQ Plaza Helena and Regus Island Central Mactan in Cebu; Regus Savya Financial Center and Regus Alveo Park Triangle Tower in Taguig; and Humanly APECO Super Health Center in Aurora.
Humanly’s inaugural Philippine site will feature treatment rooms, therapy suites, and consultation spaces designed for medical and wellness professionals.
The company notes that the expansion aligns with the rising demand for hybrid work arrangements as businesses move away from traditional office setups.
Data shows that 82% of Philippine organizations have adopted hybrid work models, and about one‑third plan to invest further in workplace upgrades this year.
“Flexible and decentralized working is a megatrend, and it’s permanent. Leading academic research points to somewhere between 30% and 40% of white‑collar workers settling into this model for good,” said IWG Executive Chairman Mark Dixon.
In 2025, IWG added 1,132 new locations and opened 782 centers worldwide, bringing its global network to more than 5,000 sites across more than 120 countries, including the Philippines.
