Hi Erin,
Listen to your membership. Also, for us being near where people live
is very important! It has to be just a short extra for them to go
beyond
either their living room or the cafe to come in. Although I know
other
spaces that are right in downtowns away from where people live.
Our memb
Thanks Felicity! Super helpful information. Please drop me a note when
you're in Seattle, would love to meet you. We should be doing a Jelly
in the Eastlake neighborhood sometime next week. Talk soon
On Nov 2, 5:32 am, felicity at cubes
wrote:
> Hi Erin,
>
> Listen to your membership. Also, for
The flurry of activity was really just me, no one came forward with any
interest at the time, so, as I mentioned to someone who posted resently on
the coworking blog (in response to my post:
http://blog.coworking.info/2006/12/08/coworking-in-seattle/) that I no
longer have such an immediate need as
I just posted a page on the wiki
https://coworking.pbwiki.com/CoworkingSeattle
I looked at two potential spaces today. I am ready to move on this in
January if i have others to help me come up with approx $600 monthly. I am
willing to put in up to 200 a month for the first 3 months to make this
I work from home in Seattle and I would be interested in co-working
space, but my dog would have to come with me - she has separation
anxiety. I would consider helping with start-up costs. I have owned a
business and rented commercial office space in the past, so I am aware
of some of the potenti
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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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 Cra
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