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CoSpaces

CoSpaces is an Australian organization based in Southport, Queensland, specializing in the design, leasing, and management of flexible workspaces and innovation communities. They partner with landlords and local governments to activate commercial spaces and foster innovation ecosystems.

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Overview

What CoSpaces does

What CoSpaces is

CoSpaces is an Australian organization based in Southport, Queensland, specializing in the design, leasing, and management of flexible workspaces and innovation communities. They partner with landlords and local governments to activate commercial spaces and foster innovation ecosystems.

How it participates in the startup ecosystem

The current public profile supports funder and community and event host capabilities. Each capability below is shown separately so organization identity and role-specific information do not get conflated.

Operational profile

Organization status and context

Organization status describes the entity itself. Funding and program availability appear within the relevant capability profile.

Operational status
Active
Organization type
Other
Founded
Founded in 2012
Approximate age
About 14 years
Structured capabilities
Funder · Community · Event host
Last reviewed
March 19, 2026

Official channels

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Capability profile

CoSpaces as a funder

Investment thesis

CoSpaces aims to create better community outcomes through strategic planning and curated events in flexible workspaces.

Focus narrative

CoSpaces focuses on providing flexible workspace solutions, including coworking spaces, private offices, and event venues. They work with landlords, property owners, and local governments to activate commercial spaces and foster innovation ecosystems. Their services include workspace design, commercial leasing, community management, and event planning.

Value beyond capital

CoSpaces adds value by creating vibrant communities through strategic workspace design and management, fostering innovation, and hosting events that connect entrepreneurs and stakeholders.

Availability

Currently deploying
Not published

Portfolio and track record

Portfolio context

Notable locations managed by CoSpaces include: Cohort Innovation Space: A vibrant startup community in the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct. Old Station Co: A coworking space in Southport, housed in a historical building, offering various amenities for professionals. The Precinct: A leading startup hub in Brisbane, part of the Advance Queensland initiative. Queensland AI Hub: Focused on building Australia's AI industry, providing workspace and resources for tech startups.

Capability profile

CoSpaces as a community

Community overview

CoSpaces is an organization that specializes in the design, leasing, and management of flexible workspaces, coworking environments, and innovation communities. Founded in 2012 and based in Southport, Queensland, Australia, CoSpaces aims to create better community outcomes for tenants, landlords, and stakeholders through strategic planning and curated events.

Community focus

CoSpaces focuses on providing flexible workspace solutions, including coworking spaces, private offices, and event venues. They work with landlords, property owners, and local governments to activate commercial spaces and foster innovation ecosystems. Their services include workspace design, commercial leasing, community management, and event planning.

Member value

Members benefit from access to various coworking spaces, networking opportunities, and innovation programs designed to support startups and entrepreneurs.

Membership

Pricing models
fixed-tuition

Format and cadence

Modality
in-person
Schedule
rolling-admissions
Commitment
light

Availability

Membership state
Accepting

Audience and fit

Audience
Founders · Operators · Students
Benefits
network-access and mentorship
Program types
community, accelerator, and incubator
Selection criteria
open
Regions
Oceania

Community activity

Events and activity

CoSpaces hosts and manages several events, including the Mayor’s Technology and Innovation Awards, recognizing innovative projects and ideas, and InvestFest, a two-day investment festival celebrating entrepreneurship and innovation.

Notable members

Notable locations managed by CoSpaces include Cohort Innovation Space, Old Station Co, The Precinct, and Queensland AI Hub.

Capability profile

CoSpaces as an event host

Event focus

CoSpaces focuses on providing flexible workspace solutions, including coworking spaces, private offices, and event venues. They work with landlords, property owners, and local governments to activate commercial spaces and foster innovation ecosystems. Their services include workspace design, commercial leasing, community management, and event planning.

Format and cadence

Event types
awards-ceremony and summit
Startups can present
No

Availability

Registration state
Not currently accepting

Audience and fit

Audience
Founders · Investors
Regions
Oceania

Connected ecosystem

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What to know about CoSpaces

Upseed classifies CoSpaces under the Other organization type. Its current public profile includes funder, community, and event host capabilities.

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Source basis

Public organization and program material, official websites, and structured Upseed records.

Last reviewed

March 19, 2026

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