Hubble Expands to U.S. with 10,000 Office Listings Across Eight Markets — Yardi Systems, Inc.

Event summary

Hubble, the UK's largest flexible office marketplace, officially launched in the U.S. on August 20, 2026, with 10,433 office units across eight major markets.
The platform, acquired by Yardi in January 2025, had a soft launch in New York City in October 2025, securing over $4 million in rental contract value.
Hubble plans to expand to 10 additional U.S. cities by the end of 2026, aiming for over 1,500 buildings listed by year-end.
The launch comes as U.S. office occupancy reaches its highest post-pandemic level, with 28% of companies planning to increase office attendance.

The big picture

Hubble's U.S. launch capitalizes on the post-pandemic shift towards flexible workspaces, addressing a supply-demand imbalance where flexible solutions account for just 2.3% of U.S. office inventory. The expansion leverages Yardi's real estate technology expertise and majority ownership of WeWork, positioning Hubble to capture a growing market need for non-traditional office leases. The strategic move aligns with broader industry trends towards agile workspace solutions driven by evolving workplace policies and technological advancements.

What we're watching

Market Penetration: Whether Hubble can sustain its growth pace in the U.S. given the current low saturation of flexible office space.
Competitive Dynamics: How Hubble's aggregator model will compete with established players like WeWork and IWG in the U.S. market.
Industry Trends: The pace at which flexible office space consumption will grow to meet JLL's projection of 30% by 2030.