Yet what started off as a service to small entrepreneurs and budding startups looking for flexible options has been attracting long-term corporate leases from Fortune 500 companies as well. As it turns out, it is not only small, nimble businesses that require an option other than five-year-minimum office leases. Increasingly, large firms are seeking co-working spaces as temporary solutions to their office needs before finding a longer-term location, as well as for testing a new market and having satellite offices for remote workers. WeWork is on pace to hit $3.3 billion in revenue this year, with 40 per cent of that coming from large companies, including Amazon, Microsoft and Salesforce. In Vancouver, we see that exemplified with Deloitte Canada becoming the sole tenant of Spaces ' five-storey site on Granville while it waits for a new location to be ready by 2020. Similarly, Amazon is currently leasing 53,000 square feet from WeWork before settling in its future Dunsmuir Street location.