Hi there,
I really like the discussion going on here. I think storytelling is an
amazing tool. I've been actively experimenting with it for over 2 years now.
GoodCoworking is a project I decided to do since I love coworking and I
thought what I had in mind didn't exist. Even thought it only
Haven't done so yet but would love to see how you go.
Traffic these days is the thing that will cause companies to give serious
thought to this as an alternative to their workers having to stress up on
the way to work. Also, diversity of a new workplace should add to
productivity.
Tony Arena
Alex, congrats!
I love your new website.
What I like most about it is the simplicity of the language and how
self-explanatory it is. So cool that you got your own members to
collaborate and achieve this together. I really like your calls to action,
Come Take a Tour, especially when people are
We're in the planning stages for the opening of a co-share space. I was
wondering what percentage of projected gross revenue should be devoted to
rent. A traditional or standard percentage for commercial leases is
10% of projected gross revenue, but I think that's really low for a
co-share
I can confirm that revenues from membership that put rent at 30% of gross or
lower are absolutely achievable.
We're playing catchup from our expansion this year so we'll close out with
annual revenue that puts rent closer to 45%, but we pay around the same cost
per square foot and have
Hey there,
I was just wondering if anyone has tried promoting their coworking space
through means usually reserved for traditional office space?
These would include Craigslist, Loopnet http://www.loopnet.com/,
Costarhttp://www.costar.com/,
and probably many more that I'm not aware of.
Just
oh, I totally misread Alison's email - sorry. I meant 50% of operating
expenses.
And yes, I agree w/ Alex: rent can be as low as 30% of the revenue.
Jerome
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