Rebecca PY International Workplace Group has launched a new Spaces centre spanning 24,700 sq ft at Republik TTDI in Kuala Lumpur, expanding its Malaysian portfolio to 48 centres nationwide. The opening reflects growing corporate demand for flexible workspace solutions as hybrid working becomes a permanent feature of the modern business landscape.
MALAYSIA, 15 MAY 2026 – International Workplace Group, the world’s largest flexible workspace platform and parent company of brands including Regus, HQ, Signature and Spaces, has officially expanded its footprint in Malaysia with the opening of a new Spaces centre at Republik TTDI in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur.
The centre, developed through a strategic partnership with Kuala Sentral Point Sdn. Bhd., spans 24,700 sq ft and offers a versatile mix of private offices, collaborative co-working areas, professional meeting rooms and dedicated creative zones. Designed to accommodate businesses across a broad range of industries, from professional services and technology to the creative arts, the space allows companies of all sizes to configure their working environment to suit specific operational needs.
Positioned in the heart of TTDI, the centre benefits from direct access to the Damansara-Puchong Highway and is within walking distance of the TTDI MRT station, placing it in close proximity to major commercial hubs throughout the Klang Valley.
The launch follows a strong growth year for IWG in 2025, during which the group recorded its highest-ever revenue and added 1,132 new centre signings and 782 openings globally. In Malaysia, IWG now operates 48 centres across its four brands, with 35 locations concentrated within the Kuala Lumpur and Selangor corridor.
Mark Dixon, CEO and Founder of IWG, described TTDI as an important business hub and highlighted how the flexible workspace model continues to gain traction among employees and employers alike, citing benefits that include improved work-life balance, enhanced productivity and the ability for businesses to scale operations at significantly reduced costs.
Vijayakumar Tangarasan, IWG Country Head for Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, pointed to sustained demand for high-quality flexible workspace in well-connected neighbourhoods, noting that Republik TTDI offers an attractive environment for companies seeking convenience alongside a more dynamic way of working.
The shift toward hybrid working is being reinforced by data. Research conducted by IWG in collaboration with workplace consultancy Arup suggests that hybrid working models can increase productivity by up to 11% while meaningfully reducing operational costs. Industry projections further indicate that up to 30% of all office space globally could transition to flexible formats by 2030.
Nik Ashman, Executive Director of Kuala Sentral Point Sdn. Bhd., described the partnership as part of a broader vision to build a dynamic and connected business community at Republik TTDI, one that blends flexibility, creativity and convenience for growing organisations.
IWG operates across a global network of over 5,000 locations in more than 120 countries, continuing to lead the shift toward a scalable and adaptable workspace ecosystem.