--- title: "Terms of Service" description: "Effective date: 28 September 2026" canonical: "https://coworkingview.com/en/terms" --- # Terms of Service Effective date: 28 September 2026 On this page - [1\. Scope of Application](#scope) - [2\. Service Description and Legal Status](#services) - [2b. Information under § 11 MaBV](#mabvInfo) - [3\. Intermediary Role and Commission](#brokerRole) - [3b. Dual Agency and Independence](#dualAgency) - [4\. Commission and Remuneration](#commission) - [4b. Right of Withdrawal for Consumers](#withdrawal) - [4c. How the Brokerage Mandate Is Formed](#contractFormation) - [5\. Non-Circumvention and Commission Protection](#nonCircumvention) - [5b. Terms for Operators (Platform-to-Business)](#operatorTerms) - [6\. User Obligations](#userObligations) - [6b. Anti-Money Laundering (GwG) and KYC](#kyc) - [7\. Prohibited Uses](#prohibitedUses) - [8\. Accuracy of Information and Listings](#infoAccuracy) - [8b. AI Assistant and AI-Assisted Content](#aiAssistant) - [8c. Ranking Parameters](#rankingParameters) - [8d. Reviews and the Review Index](#reviews) - [8e. How Spaces Come onto CoworkingView](#noAgreementListings) - [9\. Intellectual Property](#intellectualProperty) - [10\. Third-Party Content and External Links](#thirdPartyContent) - [10b. Reporting Illegal Content](#illegalContent) - [10c. Complaints about our Service](#serviceComplaints) - [10d. Point of Contact under Arts. 11 and 12 DSA](#dsaContact) - [11\. Website Availability](#availability) - [12\. Limitation of Liability](#liability) - [13\. Indemnification](#indemnification) - [14\. Force Majeure (Höhere Gewalt)](#forceMajeure) - [15\. Cookies and Data Protection](#cookies) - [16\. Governing Law and Jurisdiction](#governingLaw) - [17\. Consumer Dispute Resolution (§ 36 VSBG)](#dispute) - [18\. Entire Agreement](#entireAgreement) - [19\. No Waiver](#noWaiver) - [20\. Severability](#severability) - [21\. Assignment](#assignment) - [22\. Language](#language) - [23\. Changes to these Terms](#changes) - [24\. Contact](#contact) CoworkingView is operated by Carlos Javier Müller González as a sole proprietorship based in Berlin. Its brokerage activity is covered by a licence under § 34c(1) GewO, granted on 31 August 2026 by the Bezirksamt Neukölln von Berlin (reference Ord ZAB 25-26-MAK-014). These Terms govern your use of the website and of our brokerage services. ## 1\. Scope of Application These Terms apply to all users of the CoworkingView website (coworkingview.com) and to any person who contacts us to make use of our intermediary services — whether as a company looking for a coworking space, as a freelancer or self-employed professional, or as the operator of such a space. CoworkingView is aimed primarily at businesses within the meaning of § 14 BGB (German Civil Code); use by consumers within the meaning of § 13 BGB is expressly permitted and not excluded. Where a user acts as a consumer, the mandatory consumer-protection rules of German and European law take precedence over the provisions below; this applies in particular to the right of withdrawal under section 4b and to the place of jurisdiction under section 16. For a finding or brokerage mandate, these Terms become part of the contract when they are referred to as you submit your enquiry (section 4c); for mere use of the website, the version published at the time applies. Any terms of the user that differ from these apply only if we expressly agree to them in text form. Changes are governed by section 23. ## 2\. Service Description and Legal Status CoworkingView provides its services as a licensed intermediary: - Search and comparison platform: CoworkingView publishes listings, prices and availability for coworking spaces, serviced offices and office space in one consistent format. - Licensed brokerage: CoworkingView holds a licence under § 34c(1) GewO and may act as an introducing and brokering agent within the meaning of § 652 BGB. We provide no legal or tax advice, and we negotiate on a user’s behalf only where that has been expressly agreed. - Conclusion of Contracts: Contracts regarding the use of coworking spaces are concluded exclusively and directly between the user and the respective provider (space operator). CoworkingView is not a contracting party, representative, or vicarious agent of the parties involved. - Disclaimer for Information: All data regarding the listed spaces (prices, availability, amenities) is provided by the respective operators. CoworkingView does not warrant the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of this third-party content. ## 2b. Information under § 11 MaBV As a business operating under § 34c(1) sentence 1 no. 1 of the German Trade Regulation Act (GewO), we are required to give you, as our principal, the following information under § 11 of the German Ordinance on Real Estate Agents and Property Developers (MaBV), in text form and in German. This page gives you that information in advance; you will also receive it directly by email as soon as we accept your enquiry. - Fee: the fee you pay as a user is EUR 0.00. Our introduction and brokerage service is free for you. - Duration: our brokerage mandate relates to your specific enquiry. It ends once we forward your enquiry to the operator you selected, or, at the latest, six months after receipt of your enquiry, and either side may end it in text form at any time. - Handling of payments: we are not authorised to accept or hold payments, deposits, or any other assets on your behalf. You pay the operator directly. - Security and insurance: because we never receive or hold assets belonging to our principals, none of the security deposits or insurance requirements under § 2 MaBV apply to our activity. - Property information: we give you details of location, size, permitted use, fit-out, floor area, number of rooms, the fee charged, and the operator's name and address at the latest once contract negotiations for that space begin. ## 3\. Intermediary Role and Commission CoworkingView acts solely as an intermediary. We are not a party to any agreement concluded between a client and a coworking space operator. Our service is free of charge to clients; our remuneration is paid by the coworking space operator upon successful placement. This commission arrangement does not affect the objectivity or independence of our recommendations. CoworkingView does not guarantee the conclusion of any contract, the continued availability of a space, or any specific pricing. ## 3b. Dual Agency and Independence When an introduction succeeds, CoworkingView is paid by the operator whose space we introduced or brokered to you — not by you. We disclose this dual role plainly: we act for you as the searching party and, at the same time, for the operator who pays us. Under German law (§ 654 BGB), an agent only forfeits its fee for acting on both sides where it does so contrary to the terms of its engagement — disclosure of the dual role is precisely what keeps ours permissible. Being paid by the operator does not make us its legal representative or negotiator: we act for neither side as a matter of representation; we introduce and broker opportunities. Nor does it influence which spaces we show you or in what order — our ranking follows only the parameters described in clause 8c, never operator payments. We hold no equity stake in any listed operator, belong to no operator group, and are bound to no operator by exclusivity — there is no structural entanglement of the kind German courts treat as compromising an agent's independence. If that ever changes, we will say so here. ## 4\. Commission and Remuneration CoworkingView’s services are free for Clients. Any brokerage relationship with a Client is formed free of charge; remuneration is paid exclusively by Operators as a commission on a successful introduction, under a separate agreement between CoworkingView and the Operator concerned. The commission falls due when a binding contract is concluded between a Client and an Operator introduced or brokered by CoworkingView (causation required). This remuneration is disclosed to Clients; it affects neither the objectivity nor the independence of our recommendations, and it does not change the Operator’s price. ## 4b. Right of Withdrawal for Consumers Consumers within the meaning of § 13 BGB — in particular freelancers and individuals looking for space that is not mainly for a commercial or independent professional activity — have a statutory right of withdrawal from the distance-selling introduction and brokerage contract. Companies, and people acting within their trade or independent profession, do not have a right of withdrawal. - Right of withdrawal: you have the right to withdraw from this contract within fourteen days without giving any reason. The withdrawal period is fourteen days from the day the contract was concluded. - Exercising the right: to exercise your right of withdrawal, you must inform us — Carlos Javier Müller González, trading as CoworkingView, Sonnenallee 279, 12057 Berlin, Germany, [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com) — of your decision to withdraw from this contract by an unambiguous statement (e.g. a letter sent by post or an email). You may use the model withdrawal form below, though it is not mandatory. - Meeting the deadline: to meet the withdrawal deadline, it is sufficient for you to send your notice of withdrawal before the withdrawal period has expired. - Effects of withdrawal: because our introduction and brokerage service is free to you, as a rule, you will not have made any payment to us and there is therefore nothing to refund. If we have nevertheless received a payment from you, we will repay it without delay and at the latest within fourteen days of receiving your withdrawal notice. - No compensation for value: because our service costs you nothing, you owe us no compensation for the service already performed before your withdrawal (§ 357a(2) BGB). - Early expiry: for a service contract that does not require you to pay a price, your right of withdrawal expires as soon as we have fully performed the service (§ 356(4) sentence 1 no. 1 BGB) — for us, that means once we have forwarded your enquiry to the operator you selected and have thereby shown you the opportunity. - Model withdrawal form: if you want to withdraw from the contract, please fill in this form and send it back. — To: Carlos Javier Müller González, trading as CoworkingView, Sonnenallee 279, 12057 Berlin, Germany, [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com). — I/We (\*) hereby give notice that I/we (\*) withdraw from my/our (\*) contract for the provision of the following service (\*): introduction/brokerage of workspace. — Ordered on (\*)/received on (\*). — Name of consumer(s). — Address of consumer(s). — Signature of consumer(s) (only if this form is notified on paper). — Date. — (\*) Delete as appropriate. ## 4c. How the Brokerage Mandate Is Formed For the finding and brokerage mandate concluded electronically, the following applies (§ 312i BGB, Art. 246c EGBGB): - Listing a space on the website is not a binding offer but an invitation to send us an enquiry. - Technical steps: you complete the enquiry form (or give your contact details in the chat after the assistant has asked for your consent) and submit it. By submitting, you instruct us, free of charge, to show you suitable spaces and to forward your enquiry to the operator you selected. The mandate is formed when we confirm receipt by email or start working on it. - Input errors: until you submit, you can review every entry in the form and correct it with the usual keyboard and mouse functions. After submitting, you can correct details at any time by emailing [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com). - Storage of the contract text: we store the content of your enquiry in our customer management system. The confirmation email contains the mandatory information under § 11 MaBV and a link to these Terms and to the withdrawal instructions. The current version of these Terms is available at coworkingview.com/en/terms and can be saved or printed. - Contract languages: German, English and Spanish; the German version prevails (section 22). - Codes of conduct: we have not subscribed to any specific code of conduct. ## 5\. Non-Circumvention and Commission Protection CoworkingView’s entitlement to commission runs against Operators only. The following applies: - Use is free for Clients: these Terms never create a commission, success fee or other payment obligation of a Client towards CoworkingView — not even where a contract with an introduced Operator is concluded directly. - Operators who conclude a contract with a Client introduced or brokered by CoworkingView without paying the agreed commission are subject to the claims arising from the relevant brokerage agreement and from §§ 652 et seq. BGB. - Commission protection against Operators applies for 12 months from the introduction, in respect of each Client CoworkingView introduced to that Operator during that period. - Details on causation, on the presumption that applies when a contract is signed shortly after our introduction, and on how it can be rebutted are set out in our published Standard Brokerage Terms for Operators. ## 5b. Terms for Operators (Platform-to-Business) This section implements Regulation (EU) 2019/1150 (the P2B Regulation) for operators of coworking spaces, serviced offices and office space whose listings appear on CoworkingView. It applies in addition to any separate brokerage agreement; in case of conflict, the separate agreement prevails. These terms are easily available at every stage of our relationship, including before any agreement is concluded — at coworkingview.com/en/terms and, in compact form, in the Partner Portal. - How operators come to us: so that our comparison covers the market as completely as possible, we list spaces either on the basis of information the operator sends us directly, through a partner portal, an interface or a data feed it provides, or on the basis of its publicly available information, in particular its website. We inform the operator about the listing and about our services and terms — these Terms and our Standard Brokerage Terms. Being listed is free for the operator; a commission is due only when an introduction made under a brokerage agreement with that operator succeeds. Operators may at any time, informally at [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com), ask us to correct their information or tell us that they do not want enquiries through us or do not want to be listed (section 8e). - Partner portal access: access is given to operators with whom a brokerage agreement exists or whose listings we take over through an interface; they maintain their own details through the portal. This does not affect the order of our results: whether a brokerage agreement has already been signed, whether an operator uses the portal and how high a commission is enter none of the orderings described in section 8c. - Restricting or suspending a single listing: we may restrict or suspend a single listing if (i) the published information is demonstrably incorrect or misleading, (ii) we have received a substantiated report under section 10b, (iii) third-party rights or applicable law are being infringed, (iv) the Operator fails to pay a commission that is due and has been demanded, or (v) a legal or regulatory order requires us to. We notify the affected Operator of our reasons in text form before, or at the latest when, the restriction or suspension takes effect, including the specific facts and, to the extent legally permitted, the content of any third-party report. - Ending a listing entirely: if we end an Operator's listing entirely, we give at least 30 days' notice in text form before it takes effect, stating our reasons. If the cause is one that can be fixed — an outdated price, say, or a missing document — we say so in the same notice and give the Operator the chance to fix it within those 30 days; if they do, the listing continues. The notice period does not apply where a legal or regulatory duty forces us to act immediately, or where the Operator has repeatedly breached these terms; in those cases we give our reasons without delay. - Clarification and reinstatement: as a micro-enterprise, we are exempt from the duty to maintain an internal complaint-handling system under Article 11 of Regulation (EU) 2019/1150, and from the duty to name two mediators (Article 12(7)). We still offer a way to be heard: the affected Operator can set out the facts as they see them at [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com). We review what they tell us carefully and reply; we do not commit to a fixed timeframe for doing so. If our decision turns out to have been unfounded, we reinstate the listing immediately and at no cost. Recourse to the ordinary courts remains open regardless. - Ranking: how we order our results is set out in section 8c. These rules apply equally to all operators. - Equal treatment: CoworkingView does not offer any coworking space itself and holds no stake in any listed operator. The only distinction we make between operators is access to the partner portal (point 2). Neither a signed agreement nor the level of an agreed commission gives an operator a better position, a highlighted display or priority when enquiries are forwarded. - Data access: we have access to the property data an Operator provides or that we ingest through their interface, to the contact details of their representatives, to enquiries submitted through our forms, and to aggregated usage data for their property pages. Operators with portal access see the information published about their own spaces; no Operator gets access to another Operator's data or to platform-wide analysis. We forward enquiries in full to the Operator a searcher chose; the Operator then becomes independently responsible for further processing of the personal data they contain. We do not sell enquiry or property data to third parties; details and legal bases are set out in our Privacy Policy. - No retroactive changes: we do not change these terms retroactively, unless a legal or regulatory duty requires it or the change is exclusively favourable to Operators. - Changes to these terms for operators: we notify every operator whose listings we publish of an intended change in text form, to the most recent email address we have. It takes effect no earlier than 15 days later; if it requires technical adjustments by the operator, we extend the period reasonably. Within that period the operator may end the listing without giving reasons. A change made without this notice and period is ineffective, unless a legal or regulatory obligation forces an immediate change or we use it to avert an unforeseen and imminent danger (such as fraud, malware, spam or a data breach). - Distribution channels: listings may appear beyond coworkingview.com in our own channels — our Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and X profiles, our newsletter, and our machine-readable interfaces (public API and MCP servers). We do not run an affiliate programme that pays third parties for referring users. - Ending a listing at the Operator's request: Operators may end their listing at any time, without giving reasons, in text form to [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com). A separate brokerage agreement ends under its own terms; a commission that has already arisen from an introduction made before the listing ended remains payable. Once a listing ends, access to the Partner Portal ends with it; on request, we provide a one-off copy of the information most recently published about the Operator's spaces. ## 6\. User Obligations When using our website and services, you agree to: - Provide accurate, complete, and up-to-date information in all communications and forms. - Use the website for lawful purposes only and in accordance with applicable law. - Refrain from attempting to disrupt, overload, or interfere with the website or its infrastructure. - Not transmit spam, malware, or any content that is unlawful, defamatory, or infringing. - We ask you to let us know if you no longer need our services or if you have signed a contract directly after a recommendation from us. This never creates any cost for you (section 5). ## 6b. Anti-Money Laundering (GwG) and KYC As a real estate agent within the meaning of § 34c(1) sentence 1 no. 1 GewO, we are an obliged entity under § 2(1) no. 14 of the German Anti-Money Laundering Act (GwG). The scope of our general due-diligence duties is set by § 10(6) GwG: for brokering tenancy or lease agreements, they apply only once the monthly net cold rent or lease reaches at least EUR 10,000 (§ 10(6) no. 2 GwG); for brokering purchase agreements, they apply regardless of any threshold (§ 10(6) no. 1 GwG). We broker and introduce only opportunities to use commercial premises, never purchase agreements. Because the monthly fees involved in our introductions are, as a rule, below that threshold, the general due-diligence duties under § 10 GwG rarely apply to our brokerage activity in practice. Where the threshold is reached in an individual case, we collect and check the information the GwG requires before forwarding your enquiry to the operator. ## 7\. Prohibited Uses The following activities are expressly prohibited. Violations may result in immediate termination of access, civil proceedings, and/or criminal referral: - Systematic data extraction: bulk or repeated systematic reading, copying or re-use of our catalogue or substantial parts of it (database right, §§ 87a et seq. UrhG), in particular by circumventing rate limits or technical protection measures. Crawling by search engines and AI services within our robots.txt, and use of our public interfaces (API and MCP server) under their own terms, remain permitted. - Competitive misuse: using our services to build a competing operator database or gather competitive intelligence for a rival intermediary. - Fraud: submitting false, fabricated, or misleading enquiries, contact details, or company information; impersonating any person or entity. - Illegal activity: money laundering, tax fraud, bribery, corruption, or use in breach of applicable sanctions. - Spam: sending unsolicited commercial messages using contact details published on this website, in violation of TDDDG or UWG. - System interference: attempting unauthorised access to systems; introducing malware or conducting denial-of-service attacks. - IP infringement: reproducing, distributing or adapting website content beyond the use permitted under section 9 without prior consent. ## 8\. Accuracy of Information and Listings The information on individual spaces published on this website differs by where it comes from, and we treat it accordingly. (a) Descriptions, prices, floor areas, capacities, amenities and availability come from the respective operator — directly, through its interface or from its publicly available sources such as its website — and are reproduced by us unchanged or in a standardised form. We obtain this information with the care of a prudent businessperson and check it for plausibility; we do not owe an on-site inspection of the space. If we see that information is wrong, we correct it without delay. Information from public sources may be less current than information the operator sends us itself. Beyond that, we give no warranty that operator information is accurate, complete or up to date; operators may change prices, spaces and availability without notice. (b) Distinct from that are our own analyses — in particular the Price Index, the Neighborhood Index, rankings and the answers of our AI assistant. They are based on the data above, are assessments rather than assurances, and replace neither a viewing nor legal, tax or business advice; we do, however, produce them ourselves and stand by the methodology we use to calculate them. In every case, please verify all information material to your decision directly with the operator before signing a contract. The limitations of liability in section 12 remain unaffected; liability for intent and gross negligence and for injury to life, body or health is not excluded. ## 8b. AI Assistant and AI-Assisted Content CoworkingView uses artificial intelligence in the operation of this website. We disclose this in accordance with Article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the AI Act): - You are talking to a machine: the chat assistant on this website is an AI system, not a human employee. It is labelled as such in the chat window. If you would prefer to deal with a person, use our contact form or write to [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com). - Replies are generated automatically: the assistant is built on a general-purpose AI model (Google Gemini) and can be incomplete, out of date or simply wrong. Its answers are general information, not advice — in particular not legal, tax, financial or real-estate advice, and not an individual recommendation. - Nothing said in the chat is binding: prices, availability, capacity and conditions quoted by the assistant are indicative only and never constitute an offer. Only a written confirmation from CoworkingView or from the relevant operator is binding. Clause 8 applies to the assistant's output in full. - Contact details: the assistant may offer to pass your enquiry to a human expert and will ask for your agreement before recording your name and email address. Providing them is voluntary, and how we handle them is described in our Privacy Policy. - AI-assisted editorial content: parts of the editorial content on this website — including articles, city and area introductions and answers to frequently asked questions — are drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by a human editor before publication. CoworkingView holds editorial responsibility for that content. Illustrative images accompanying our articles may also be generated by AI; they are decorative and do not depict any specific real space. Photographs of actual spaces come from the respective operators. - Acceptable use: you may not use the assistant to build or enrich a competing database, to extract our catalogue in bulk, to circumvent rate limits or security measures, or to attempt to alter its instructions or make it produce content unrelated to coworking. We may restrict or withdraw access to the assistant at any time. - Third-party AI assistants: we publish part of our catalogue through a public interface that external AI assistants may read. We do not control those assistants and are not responsible for how they present, summarise or alter our data. ## 8c. Ranking Parameters How our result lists are ordered, and why: - Default order when we can tell where you are: if we can derive an approximate location from your IP address and you have not chosen a sort order yourself, we order by straight-line distance between that location and the address of the space, nearest first. Distance is the most important parameter because how easily an office can be reached dominates the decision. - Default order when we cannot: if no location can be derived, or a space has no coordinates, we do not fall back on a quality or revenue criterion but on a pseudo-random order. It is computed from a per-search seed and stays stable within a search so that paging works. Any other fallback would favour particular operators for no good reason. - Sort orders you choose: the sort menu lets you switch to rating (best first) or date added (newest or oldest first). The chosen criterion then decides on its own; ties fall back to the pseudo-random order. - Sorting by rating: we order by a statistically smoothed value rather than the raw star score. Spaces with few reviews are pulled towards the review-weighted mean of the selection being shown, so a 5.0 from six reviews does not outrank a 4.8 from four hundred. Without that smoothing the order could be manipulated with a handful of reviews. Spaces with fewer than five reviews are left out of rating rankings entirely. - Price pages: on pages that already carry price in their title — cheap spaces in a city, for instance — price ascending is fixed. That is not an option in the sort menu; it is the purpose of the page. - Filters change WHICH spaces appear, not their order within the result. - No operator can pay for a better position. We sell no highlighted placements, no ad slots in the results and no sorting boosts. Whether and how much commission an operator pays us on a successful introduction, and whether a written brokerage agreement has already been signed, enter none of the orderings described. - Our Neighborhood Index and Price Index are editorial metrics we display on property and city pages. They do NOT feed into the order of the result list. - “Verified partner” label: spaces of operators who have confirmed their details themselves and agreed in writing to work with us (for example to be shown with their own photos) carry this label, including on the map. The label is free of charge and does not affect the order of results. The “Only with photos” filter only determines which spaces are shown. ## 8d. Reviews and the Review Index For many spaces we show a star rating and the number of reviews behind it. On that: - Origin: these figures do not come from CoworkingView but from publicly accessible third-party review platforms — currently Google Maps. We take only the numeric score and the review count, name the source and link to it. We do not reproduce or publish review text. - We do not verify authenticity ourselves: German law (§ 5b(3) UWG) requires disclosing whether and how we ensure that published reviews come from consumers who actually used or purchased the goods or service reviewed. Our honest answer is that we do not check this, and cannot. What the source platform does about it is a matter of its own rules, which we have no influence over. We therefore make no claim that the reviews shown come from actual users — which is also what keeps our disclosure outside the prohibition in No. 23b of the Annex to § 3(3) UWG, which bars claiming genuine use without adequate and proportionate verification measures. - We do not collect reviews ourselves: neither you nor Operators can leave a review on CoworkingView. There is consequently no way to buy, influence or have deleted a review through us — which also rules out fabricated or commissioned reviews under No. 23c of the same Annex from the outset. To have a review changed or removed, please contact the source platform. - How we process the figures: where more than one source provides a figure for a space, we take the mean weighted by each source's review count. For sorting by rating (section 8c) and for rankings, we additionally use a statistically smoothed value (Bayesian shrinkage): spaces with few reviews are pulled towards the review-weighted mean of the set currently shown, so that a 5.0 from six reviews does not outrank a 4.8 from four hundred. Without this smoothing, the order could easily be manipulated with a handful of reviews. No Operator can influence this value — not by payment, and not any other way. Spaces with fewer than five reviews are excluded from rating-based rankings. - Currency: the figures are fetched periodically and reflect the state as of the last fetch, not the source platform's live state. ## 8e. How Spaces Come onto CoworkingView Spaces come onto CoworkingView in two ways: through the operator itself (an agreement, the partner portal or an interface) or on the basis of its publicly available information, in particular its website, so that our comparison covers the market as completely as possible. The following applies: - Remuneration: the operator pays us a commission only on a successful introduction, and only under a brokerage agreement made with that operator; we sign the written agreement no later than at the first introduction. Being listed is free, and whether an agreement exists has no influence on the order of our results (section 8c). - Source and labelling of information: the information comes from the operator directly, from its interface or from its publicly available sources, such as its website (section 8). Where a space is based on publicly available information, we write the descriptions ourselves and its page shows the date it was last updated; we do not reproduce the operator's texts, photos or logos. - Informing the operator: we inform the operator about a listing based on public information and invite it to review and complete its information. - Names and trade marks: we use the operator's name to identify and compare its spaces; its logo and photos only if it has provided them to us. The rights in them remain with the operator. A listing does not mean that the operator works with us. - Enquiries: we receive enquiries about a space as a broker. Where no brokerage agreement exists with the operator yet, we pass on your enquiry only once the operator has agreed to the introduction, and tell you if that does not happen. Where an operator does not want enquiries through us, we show the space without any enquiry option. - Correction and removal: operators may ask for a correction at any time; we handle such requests with priority. An operator that does not want to be listed may tell us so as well; we review this promptly, weighing its interests against our users' interest in a complete overview of the market. Please write to [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com). ## 9\. Intellectual Property The content of this website — in particular texts, graphics, logos, metrics such as the Price Index and Neighborhood Index, software and the catalogue as a database — is protected by copyright and by the database right (§§ 87a et seq. UrhG). Photos, logos and descriptions of the spaces mostly come from the respective operators; the rights in them belong to those operators or their authors. You may use the content for information and for your own search for workspace, including in the course of your professional activity. Any further reproduction, distribution, making available to the public or adaptation requires our prior consent or that of the rights holder; statutory permissions such as the right of quotation (§ 51 UrhG) are unaffected. Quoting our metrics with attribution and a link to coworkingview.com is expressly welcome. Third-party trade marks, logos and names remain the property of their respective owners. ## 10\. Third-Party Content and External Links Our website may display content from Operators and third parties and may contain links to external sites. CoworkingView does not independently verify, endorse, or accept responsibility for third-party content. Operator-provided listing data is published as received; CoworkingView does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Links to external sites are for convenience only; CoworkingView is not liable for their content, data protection practices, or terms. ## 10b. Reporting Illegal Content Our pages display information supplied to us by the operators of the spaces. If you consider any of that content to be illegal, you can report it to us at any time at [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com) — no account is needed and you do not have to explain your interest. Please include the URL of the page concerned, a sufficiently substantiated explanation of why you consider the content illegal, your name and email address (not required for reports of offences under Articles 3 to 7 of Directive 2011/93/EU) and a statement that you believe in good faith that the information you provide is accurate and complete. We acknowledge receipt, review your notice promptly, diligently, objectively and in a non-arbitrary manner, and tell you our decision together with the main reasons. If the review leads to a restriction, we also inform the operator concerned and give our reasons (Art. 17 DSA). Moderation (Art. 14 DSA): we review content manually only; we take no automated decisions to remove or restrict content. Possible measures are correcting information, hiding individual content or photos, suspending a listing and ending a listing under section 5b. You and the operator concerned may put your view of a decision to us at the same address; recourse to the courts remains open. This procedure implements Articles 14 and 16 to 18 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act). Reports concerning editorial content should be sent to the same address; the owner named in the Imprint is responsible for it. ## 10c. Complaints about our Service Section 10b covers reports of illegal content on our pages. This section covers complaints about our own performance as an intermediary — a fault on the website, information that is wrong or out of date and for which we are responsible, our communication with you, or how a referral was handled. Send your complaint to [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com). Please tell us what happened, which page or enquiry it concerns, and how to reach you. We acknowledge receipt, review the complaint carefully and let you know our assessment; as a one-person business we cannot commit to a fixed handling time. If the complaint concerns an Operator's conduct after a referral — a cancellation, a rescheduled viewing, or the contract itself — we pass on its substance to the Operator but are not a party to that contract (section 3). Your right to approach the competent authorities or courts is unaffected. ## 10d. Point of Contact under Arts. 11 and 12 DSA Our single point of contact for Member State authorities, the European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services (Art. 11 DSA) and for recipients of our service (Art. 12 DSA) is: [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com). You can reach it electronically and directly, without any automated pre-screening. You may write to us in German, English or Spanish. ## 11\. Website Availability CoworkingView endeavours to keep the website available but provides no guarantee of uninterrupted or error-free access. Temporary unavailability may result from maintenance, technical failures, cyberattacks or force majeure events. CoworkingView is liable for damage resulting from unavailability only in accordance with section 12. CoworkingView reserves the right to change, restrict or discontinue individual website features; ongoing brokerage mandates are not affected. ## 12\. Limitation of Liability CoworkingView's liability — including that of its proprietor, employees, agents, and collaborators — is limited as follows. CoworkingView is liable without limitation for intentional misconduct (Vorsatz) and gross negligence (grobe Fahrlässigkeit); for injury to life, body, or health; under the mandatory provisions of the German Product Liability Act (Produkthaftungsgesetz); and for any guarantee (Garantie) it has expressly assumed. In cases of ordinary (slight) negligence, CoworkingView is liable only for the breach of a material contractual obligation — that is, an obligation whose fulfilment is essential to the proper performance of the contract in the first place and on whose observance a user may regularly rely (a "Kardinalpflicht"), such as the accurate passing-on of the basic information an operator has provided about a listed coworking space. In that case, liability is limited to the loss that was foreseeable when the contract was entered into and typical for contracts of this kind. Beyond the above, CoworkingView's liability for ordinary negligence is excluded. ## 13\. Indemnification A user acting as a business (Unternehmer within the meaning of § 14 BGB) shall indemnify CoworkingView, its proprietor Carlos Javier Müller González, and its employees, agents, and collaborators against third-party claims that are demonstrably based on that user's culpable breach of these Terms or of applicable law, including the reasonable and necessary costs of defending against such claims. This indemnification obligation is conditional on CoworkingView promptly informing the user of any claim asserted, giving the user a reasonable opportunity to respond, and not conducting the defence without coordinating with the user beforehand. This clause does not apply where the user acts as a consumer. ## 14\. Force Majeure (Höhere Gewalt) CoworkingView is not liable for delays or failures in performance caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control (force majeure), including: natural disasters; pandemics or public health emergencies; war, terrorism or civil unrest; government action; cyberattacks or infrastructure failures not attributable to CoworkingView's negligence; or industrial action. CoworkingView will inform the parties affected without delay and resume performance as soon as reasonably possible. ## 15\. Cookies and Data Protection Our website uses cookies and similar technologies. How we process personal data is explained in our Privacy Policy and our Cookie Policy. Both are provided for your information under Articles 13 and 14 GDPR; they are not part of these Terms, and using the website does not mean you consent to any data processing. We obtain consent only separately, in particular through the cookie settings. ## 16\. Governing Law and Jurisdiction These Terms are governed by German law, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG). Where the user is a registered merchant (Kaufmann) within the meaning of the German Commercial Code, a legal entity under public law, or a special fund under public law, the exclusive place of jurisdiction for all disputes arising out of or in connection with these Terms is Berlin, Germany. Where the user acts as a consumer, this jurisdiction clause does not apply to them: they retain the mandatory protection of the law of their country of habitual residence (Article 6 of Regulation (EC) No 593/2008, "Rome I"), and may only sue, or be sued by, CoworkingView before the courts that have jurisdiction under the law applicable to them — within the EU, in particular the courts of their own country of domicile (Articles 17-19, and specifically Article 18(2), of Regulation (EU) No 1215/2012, "Brussels Ia"); outside the EU, under the private international law rules applicable there. See also clause 1. ## 17\. Consumer Dispute Resolution (§ 36 VSBG) The European Commission’s ODR platform was discontinued on 20 July 2025 and Regulation (EU) No 524/2013 was repealed by Regulation (EU) 2024/3228. Pursuant to § 36(1) no. 1 VSBG we declare: CoworkingView is not obliged to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board and does not do so voluntarily. Please address complaints directly to [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com) in the first instance. Disputes between commercial parties (B2B) are resolved exclusively before the courts of Berlin. ## 18\. Entire Agreement These Terms, together with the Standard Brokerage Terms published for operators, contain the rules agreed between the parties on the use of our website and services. Individual agreements between CoworkingView and a user — whether made in writing, orally or in any other form — always take precedence over these Terms (§ 305b BGB). ## 19\. No Waiver No failure or delay by CoworkingView in exercising any right under these Terms operates as a waiver. No single or partial exercise of any right precludes any other or further exercise. Rights and remedies under these Terms are cumulative and not exclusive of rights provided by applicable law. ## 20\. Severability Should any provision of these Terms be or become wholly or partly invalid or unenforceable, the validity of the remaining provisions is unaffected. The invalid or unenforceable provision is replaced by the statutory rules (§ 306(2) BGB). ## 21\. Assignment CoworkingView may transfer these Terms, in whole or in part, together with the rights and obligations arising from them, to a third party in connection with a business transfer, merger, or other restructuring, and will notify the affected user of this. Where the user acts as a consumer, the user may terminate the contract for good cause within four weeks of that notice if the transfer adversely affects their rights under the contract. Otherwise, a user acting as a business may only assign its rights and obligations under these Terms with CoworkingView's prior consent; this does not affect the assignability of monetary claims under § 354a of the German Commercial Code (HGB). ## 22\. Language These Terms are provided in English, German, and Spanish for the convenience of international users. In the event of any conflict between versions, the German-language version shall prevail, as German law governs and CoworkingView operates primarily in Germany. ## 23\. Changes to these Terms CoworkingView may amend these Terms with effect for the future, in particular to reflect changes in the law, technical requirements, or the services offered. For mere use of the website, the scope and content of these Terms is governed by the version published on the website at the time of access; an amendment takes effect only for future access and requires no separate acceptance. For a user who maintains an ongoing intermediary or commission agreement with CoworkingView (in particular, operators), the following additionally applies: CoworkingView will notify the user of an intended amendment at least 15 days before it takes effect, in text form (e.g. by email). Where the user is a business user within the meaning of Regulation (EU) 2019/1150 (the "P2B Regulation"), this notice period is mandatory, and any amendment made without observing it is ineffective as against that user. The user may object to the amendment within this period; if they object, the agreement continues on the previous terms, and either party may terminate it under the applicable statutory rules. Mere silence on the part of the user does not constitute acceptance of the amendment; whether it takes effect as against that user is governed solely by the rules set out above. ## 24\. Contact For all questions, concerns, or legal notices regarding these Terms, please contact: Carlos Javier Müller González, trading as CoworkingView — [info@coworkingview.com](mailto:info@coworkingview.com). Last updated: 14 October 2026