Coworking for companies and corporate teams

Opening a conventional office in Lahore means a multi-year lease, months of fit-out, a generator, an internet contract, a receptionist, a guard and someone to manage all of them. For a company that wants its people working next month, that is the wrong use of a year. A corporate coworking arrangement replaces the project with a product: the space is built, the network is engineered and the front desk is already staffed.

At Fairway Junction, companies take lockable private offices for four to seven people, team workspaces for six to thirteen, or a self-contained corporate suite for twelve and more, scoped to the requirement. Each comes with a block of complimentary meeting-room hours every month, access to the executive boardroom for board and investor meetings, and an address, Fairways Commercial, DHA Phase 6, that reads well on a proposal.

It suits a Karachi or Islamabad company opening a Lahore branch, an overseas firm building a Pakistan delivery team, a software house that has outgrown a converted house, and an established business that wants its leadership somewhere better than the factory office. Headcount can grow inside the building: from an office to a team workspace to a suite, without changing address.