The coworking seems to have caught on with a lot of freelance crowds in the urban areas. This is no surprise and is to be expected to form such democratisation of work spaces. Individual professionals will always want a properly setup, productivity-boosting, well-caffeinated space to do their work. The same holds true for small startup teams that are in their initial phases and can’t really work out of full-blown office spaces. In the US and particularly tech-heavy urban areas, many homes function as incubators for teams and start-ups. This is not exactly reproducible in the developing nations, where garages are actually a luxury and several members inhabit a small living area – especially in urban cities. Even with freelance communities, working from home is more a financial and geographical compromise. No one wants to grind all day from a “home-office” which is most likely a worn-out couch, or a corner in your shared apartment bedroom. It is likely a compromise because they can’t al...