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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://tdr.lib.ntu.edu.tw/jspui/handle/123456789/101173
Title: Y公司共用辦公室資產活化戰略研究
Research on the Y Company’s new Co-working space business model
Authors: 顏錦汶
Chin-Wen Yen
Advisor: 陸洛
Luo Lu
Keyword: 共用辦公室,資產活化空間即服務現金流商辦轉型不動產
Coworking,Asset RevitalizationSpace-as-a-ServiceCash FlowOperating Real Estate
Publication Year : 2025
Degree: 碩士
Abstract: 本研究以高雄市中心一棟樓齡已高、原屬非 A 級定位的商辦資產為案例,探討透過共用辦公室營運模式進行資產活化的可行性與策略路徑。Y 公司為資產持有者,實際導入「空間即服務」(Space-as-a-Service, SPaaS)概念,結合場域再設計、模組化空間配置、彈性租賃結構與社群經營機制,將傳統靜態樓層空間轉化為可持續產出現金流的營運平臺。
不同於一般不動產研究著重於資產價格、投報率或轉售操作,本研究選擇將「營運」視為價值創造的起點。研究認為,在商辦市場趨向飽和與區域競爭升溫的情況下,唯有先建立穩定、可預測、可量化的現金流體系,資產才具備未來轉售與評價的市場說服力。Y公司透過產品組合(工位元、會議室、活動場地)、租戶回租率、品牌能見度與社群參與等營運指標,逐步累積其視覺化績效,並將其作為再融資或出售時的實證依據。
此外,研究指出,Y公司在非 A 級商辦定位之下,成功打造「高品質 × 中價位 × 高彈性」的利基市場定位,吸引中小企業、創業者、SOHO 與專業顧問等多元族群進駐。其營運成果不僅提升坪效與空間使用率,更展現共用空間作為都市創新與產業聚落節點的潛力。
總結而言,本研究主張,資產活化的核心不在於單次投資報酬,而在於持續性營運邏輯的建立。Y公司實證說明,唯有「空間營運先活起來」,資產的價值才能成立;唯有現金流穩定產出,空間才能具備轉手或被評價的基礎,進而實現從營運到資本轉化的完整策略閉環。
This study investigates the revitalization of aging non-Grade A commercial office assets in downtown Kaohsiung through the implementation of a shared office operating model. Using Y Space as a case study, the research examines how adopting a “Space-as-a-Service” (SPaaS) approach-featuring modular design, flexible leasing structures, and community-oriented programming-transforms underutilized real estate into a cash flow–generating operating platform.
Unlike traditional real estate research, which typically focuses on asset pricing, cap rates, or resale strategies, this study emphasizes that long-term asset value stems first and foremost from operational viability. It argues that before any asset can be deemed marketable or financeable, it must prove capable of generating sustainable, predictable, and trackable revenue streams. In the case of Y Space, the introduction of diversified income sources-including dedicated desks, flexible hot desks, meeting room rentals, and event venue services-allowed the space to achieve measurable operational metrics, such as tenant retention, utilization rates, and brand exposure. These data points, in turn, serve as concrete inputs for future valuation, refinancing, or asset disposition scenarios.
Y Space also illustrates the viability of positioning non–Grade A spaces within a niche market characterized by high quality, reasonable pricing, and functional flexibility. This strategy successfully attracted a diverse mix of users, including SMEs, entrepreneurs, freelancers, and consultants, all seeking office environments that balance design, cost-efficiency, and business support. Beyond revenue generation, the space also plays a growing role in fostering urban innovation, entrepreneurship, and cross-sector collaboration.
This study asserts that asset revitalization is not merely a matter of physical refurbishment or price packaging-it is fundamentally about establishing an operational system that brings the space to life. Only when a space "operates well" can its asset value become legitimate and market-relevant. Y Space offers a concrete example of how operational success can underpin a larger strategic cycle that spans service delivery, brand positioning, financial performance, and eventual capital realization.
URI: http://tdr.lib.ntu.edu.tw/jspui/handle/123456789/101173
DOI: 10.6342/NTU202504660
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