Thanks a lot everyone. The general notion I'm getting seems to be that
you CAN make a profit, but not too much... right?
So the profit is capped (especially since there are only a certain
number of desks/chairs available)? Not necessarily a business to start
if you are only looking at the bottom line, since that goes against
the whole idea of coworking.

Again, thanks for the detailed info :)

On Nov 2, 1:01 am, Natha <[email protected]> wrote:
> Do you break even? If you go beyond break even, is it by much?
> Yes we do, almost daily
>
> Is there anyone who is experiencing growth even with the recession?
> Yes, we have a strong growth of coworkers from september.
>
> What are your membership plans?
> - 250€ per month
> - 10€ per day
> - 7€ per half-day
> - a free space
>
> http://lacantine.org/blog/un-espace-de-coworking
>
> Does being profitable have to do with charging for extra services?
> No, we doesn't charge for "extra" services But we make € from events
> and meeting rooms renting.
>
> Most of all, is this a business that one should approach with a mind
> frame of making money or with one of
> community, or both?
> For this part i totally agree with Alex's answer (sorry if i don't
> developp my thought but my english to poor to answer clearly)
>
> Natha
>
> On Oct 28, 8:31 pm, Cameron <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi all!
>
> > First off, this is a fabulous group, and I love the coworking idea!
>
> > I'm an MBA student and I need to choose a topic to write a
> > profitability/feasibility analysis on for a class, and am interested
> > in writing about this concept, but wondering about the profitability.
>
> > I've researched a lot, and it seems like people have different
> > answers... a lot say its not profitable since its the community aspect
> > that's appealing, while others say it can be profitable if you do it
> > right (what IS considered right is the question?).
>
> > I don't want to start a repetitive post, but I would love to hear from
> > those of you who have experience with running/owning a coworking spot.
> > Do you break even? If you go beyond break even, is it by much? Is
> > there anyone who is experiencing growth even with the recession? What
> > are your membership plans? Does being profitable have to do with
> > charging for extra services? Most of all, is this a business that one
> > should approach with a mind frame of making money or with one of
> > community, or both?
>
> > Don't worry about answering EVERY question... I'm just trying to be as
> > through as I can be in my research! I would be happy to post my
> > findings once it's all done! :)
>
> > Any help would be awesome!
>
> > Thanks in advance!
>
> > Cam :)
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