Monday Opens Second Coworking Space in Andorra Amid Surging Demand
Flexible office provider Monday has launched its 1,500 sqm Monday Carlemany centre in Escaldes-Engordany, accommodating up to 190 users with private.
Key Points
- New 1,500 sqm centre in Escaldes-Engordany holds up to 190 users across two floors.
- Features private offices, meeting rooms, communal areas, gym, changing rooms, and podcast studio.
- Follows success of first full-capacity site at Avinguda de les Nacions Unides 40.
- CEO Xavi Bassons highlights Andorra's thriving local and international talent ecosystem.
Monday, the flexible office network, has opened its second location in Andorra to meet rising demand from professionals and companies.
The new Monday Carlemany centre in Escaldes-Engordany spans 1,500 square metres across two floors, accommodating up to 190 users. It features fully equipped private offices, meeting rooms, communal areas, and tailored services for startups and established firms. Additional amenities include a gym, changing rooms, and a modern podcast studio.
This expansion follows the success of Monday's first site at Avinguda de les Nacions Unides 40, which is already operating at full capacity. Xavi Bassons, co-founder and CEO of Monday, said the move responds to growing needs for more hybrid workspaces and high-quality coworking options suited to the country's expanding business community.
"Andorra has a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem with strong local and international talent," Bassons added. "We believe Monday Carlemany will become a key hub for professionals and businesses of all sizes."
The opening strengthens Monday's foothold in the principality, targeting independent workers as well as larger teams.
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