International Workplace Group (IWG), the world’s largest platform for work with brands including Spaces and Regus, announces the opening of five new workspaces in the Philippines in 2026 including the launch of its first Humanly location in the country at the APECO Super Health Center in Casiguran, Aurora, alongside four new HQ and Regus centers in Bohol, Lapu-Lapu City, and Taguig City.
Each new center is designed to support organizations of all sizes, offering a full suite of flexible workspace solutions including co-working areas, private offices, and fully equipped meeting rooms. The new locations in the Philippines are:
HQ Plaza Helena in Panglao Island, Bohol
Regus Island Central Mactan in Lapu Lapu City
Regus Savya Financial Center in Arca South, Taguig
Regus Alveo Park Triangle Tower in Alveo Park Triangle Tower, Taguig
Humanly APECO Super Health Center in Casiguran, Aurora
IWG’s new Humanly format provides flexible, purpose-designed space for medical, therapy, wellness, beauty and fitness practitioners, enabling professionals to access fully equipped facilities without the upfront investment and long-term commitments associated with traditional premises.
Caption: “Building exterior of Humanly APECO Super Health Center in Casiguran Aurora”
The Humanly APECO Super Health Center in Casiguran is designed specifically for healthcare and wellness practioners and their clients. Humanly offers a range of specialist treatment and consultation spaces including private consultation rooms, therapy suites, treatment rooms, and reception facilities. It enables professionals to provide high-quality care in a professional environment without the overheads of a traditional clinic.
IWG Philippines continues to advance its ambition of adding 29 locations nationwide and growing its local network to 76 centers by the end of 2026, in line with increasing demand for hybrid and flexible working solutions.
Caption: “Digital render of the reception area for the HQ Plaza Helena workspace in Bohol”
According to the latest IWG research, more than 83% of CEOs have put policies in place enabling their employees and teams to embrace flexible working from more than one location. And its 2026 Asia Pacific Workplace Insights Report, Colliers reports that 82% of organizations in the Philippines are already operating under hybrid work models, with 32% planning to invest further in workplace upgrades over the coming year. As companies of all sizes continue to shift toward more flexible and decentralized operating models, the report highlights accelerating structural change in the commercial real estate landscape. By 2030, flexible workspaces are expected to account for around 30% of total commercial real estates.
Rowena Natividad, Country Manager, Philippines, International Workplace Group, said:
“Businesses no longer want their capital tied up in fixed office space, they’d rather put that money into people, products, and growth, and let us handle the workspace. That’s why renting, not owning, is becoming the default for companies of every size. Demand isn’t just coming from major cities anymore. It’s coming from suburbs, smaller communities, and rural areas, as people choose to work closer to home instead of losing hours to a commute.
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. They’re becoming essential infrastructure that enables growth across healthcare, enterprise services, and regional development alike.”
Mark Dixon, Executive Chairman, International Workplace Group, said:
“We’re already operating in more than 120 countries, and we intend to keep expanding, going deeper into markets around the world. Much of that growth is happening closer to where people actually live, so that millions of people can finally say goodbye to the long daily commute.
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. That’s why our industry is booming, and why IWG is growing faster than at any point in our more than 35-year history. The benefits for people, for businesses, and for the planet are becoming impossible to ignore.”
In 2025, International Workplace Group signed 1,132 locations and opened 782 new centers, counting 85% of Fortune 500 companies among its customer base. The Group reached a significant milestone, signing and opening more new locations in a single year than in the first two decades of its operations combined.
Today, the Group’s global network comprises more than one million rooms across over 120 countries, supported by a substantial development pipeline that is expected to further accelerate growth in the years ahead.
