That's definitely a good call -- at least abiding by ordinances if you plan to run your coworking space as a business... that said, Jelly in NYC got around this essentially by holding "home-work-parties"... heck, you can have folks over to your home and collaborate!
Have you guys checked out Craigs List for like-minded souls? Chris On Jan 5, 9:00 am, "MMDeaton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Having now read this post, I would caution against looking for residential space. The city has ordinances about working in residential areas. It is nice to think one can work totally under the radar, but one unhappy neighbor is all it takes. M Deaton
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