Hi.
Our experiences with the business centers was not really good because
they watch us like an enemy and, in our case, they tried to deal with
us a relationship of collaboration, but the real reason was our
destruction...
I think coworking need still being coworking and business center need
Try taking a look at our coworking space : http://www.moseleyexchange.com
It was started with assistance from Birmingham City Council, Advantage
West Midlands and with assistance from ERDF funding. Since opening in
mid 2009 we have recruited more than 50+ members with some already
moving thro and
Not all business centers are bad and each relationship is different. I'm
sure there are some bad stories and there will only be more bad stories if
this kind of attitude persists. Basterrak, I'm not discounting your
situation, just balancing it out with a little optimism. The beauty of the
Would folks who have received some sort of assistance from local
government provide the following to the group?
1) Name of Your Space
2) Name of Municipality you worked with
3) Type of Assistance: ex. Loan Money, free rent, etc.
My interest is only to provide examples to my County of other
Jacob: Hippie.
;)
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indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia
On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 12:45 PM, Jacob Sayles ja...@officenomads.comwrote:
Not all business centers are bad and each relationship is different. I'm
sure there are some bad stories and there will only be more bad stories if
this
@Hamc
Great a successful story! I have a lot of questions to ask :-)
Unless it is confidential it is possible to have some figures that
show the positive impact of the coworking place for the business
center?
How many people started in the coworking space and then moved in a
bigger space?
How
This is all great information. What square footage is dedicated to
common area? This is important when considering the size of the space
and the desk space required in order to determine capacity and the
ability to sustain the business.
The common spaces I would consider to be the kitchen, a
Rob, your lease expenses are probably too low if you are looking to be
in the city. I would budget somewhere between $1400 and $1600 for a
space that will house 15+ members. However, I'm not familiar with the
area.
On Nov 30, 7:15 am, rob obrien robrien...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks. The
I just found the 40:60 ratio in the CSI document with at least 30% for
common area.
On Dec 1, 8:07 pm, Craig - Longbranch Coworking baut...@gmail.com
wrote:
This is all great information. What square footage is dedicated to
common area? This is important when considering the size of the space
I agree - if you're looking to host 30-40 members - I'm guessing it's more like
2500-3000 sf if not more. We have 2400 sf and 17 members so far and that feels
comfy. 1400 sf for desks space and the rest is meeting rooms, kitchen,
bathroom, lounge. so we're close to the 40:60 ratio
Chad
On
Hi, Jorge.
I'm Cadu and I work at BeesOffice, a Coworking space here in Rio de Janeiro.
Would you mind visit us to know our space? Feel free to come here and drink
some cappuccino with us. ;)
Abs,
Cadu de Castro Alves
BeesOffice Espaço de Coworking - Unidade Centro
Rua Teófilo Otoni,
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