The new co-working spaces are an ideal solution for those who don’t want to work at home or in a coffee shop or hotel lobby, and don’t need an entire office.
Renting desk space at these co-working space includes perks like a conference room to meet clients, coffee and muffins, yoga classes, even a quiet room for a nap and private telephone booths for conservations you don’t want overheard by your co-working neighbors.
Unlike traditional office space, you can rent a co-working space by the day or week, which makes these locations as convenient for New Yorkers as for visitors who need to get some work done.
The largest co-working company in New York City is WeWork, with a growing number of locations throughout town. But it’s not the only game in town.
Here are some other affordable co-working options from Forbes magazine and additional suggestions from NYC on the Cheap.
I would add SoHo Places to your list! It’s such a multipurpose space: from cowering to hosting an interview or meeting. There is no membership, it’s quiet, super comfortable and the WiFi is top speed. SoHo Places offers quiet seating by the hour with unlimited coffee, tea & snacks. It’s designed to impress & brings extreme focus.
Check it out on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/sohoplaces