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Three NYC Coworking Spaces with 24/7 Access

BY Lucian Alixandrescu | Dec 2, 2019

The growth that coworking space has seen in recent years goes hand-in-hand with the expansion of the gig economy. However, a coworking space needs to have the proper tools in order to provide service around the clock. For example, Yardi Kube — the most powerful coworking management software on the market — offers features such as automated accounting, billing and space booking, streamlining the operation of any coworking office throughout the day.

To help you in your search, here are three coworking spaces in NYC that offer 24/7 access.

WeWork’s Dock 72

Situated along Brooklyn’s waterfront, the Dock 72 location offers customers the regular WeWork recipe: private offices and dedicated desks that can accommodate companies of any size, stylish common areas, and a myriad of available events.

Dock 72 is well-connected to the rest of New York City by ferry and subway. Amenities include fully equipped meeting rooms, complimentary refreshments, cleaning services, high-speed internet, and even an in-house wellness club.

Premier Workspaces’ 521 5th Avenue

This Manhattan coworking office is located very close to Midtown Manhattan’s most popular hotels and shops, and is only a 10-minute walk from Times Square. Moreover, the location offers 24/7 access to its private offices, which range from 88 to 240 square feet.

This coworking hub occupies the 17th floor of the 39-story 521 5th Avenue office building, which holds a LEED Gold Certification. On-site amenities include rentable meeting rooms, fully stocked kitchens, and a fitness center.

Spaces’ 230 Park Avenue

Another Midtown Manhattan coworking space that’s open around the clock is 230 Park Avenue by Spaces. Conveniently situated right next to Grand Central Terminal, the location is well-connected to the other boroughs of New York City.

The office, which occupies the 3rd and 4th floors of the building, offers non-stop access to its 71 coworking desks, 15 dedicated desks, and two meeting rooms. If you’re running a larger team, you can also rent a private office of a corresponding size.

Lucian is a senior content writer for CommercialCafe, specializing in commercial real estate research and data-driven reporting since 2019. With deep expertise in industrial real estate, office markets, demographics, and economics, he produces comprehensive market studies and insights on national and regional CRE trends. He also reports on adjacent subjects such as population shifts and the job market. His reports have been cited by and featured in The New York Times, Forbes, NBC, Bisnow, The Business Journals, and Yahoo Finance. Lucian holds a background in language and literature studies and brings more than 5 years of previous freelance writing experience to his commercial real estate journalism.

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