This location offers Virtual Offices & Meeting Rooms that let you establish a business presence at a fraction of the cost of setting up a traditional office. Enjoy the prestige of a company address in a prime Brooklyn location or in the Bronx's most luxurious office complex whether youre a start-up, a home-based business, a solopreneur, or an established company that wants to add a satellite location. Enhance your professional image by holding client meetings, depositions, real estate closings, and brainstorming sessions in the privacy of our fully-furnished office space and conference rooms that you can rent by the day or by the hour whenever you need them.
Cross Streets: Near Remsen Street and Borough Hall
Sheepshead Bay is located in the southeast corner of Brooklyn, next to Gravesend and Marine Park. It stretches from the Emmons Avenue waterfront north to Avenue T, and from Knapp Street to Coney Island Avenue. Sheepshead Bay includes the smaller neighborhoods of Gerritsen Beach and Plumb Beach. The neighborhood was settled after the Civil War, when visitors from the City discovered this pastoral village-by-the-sea, with cool ocean breezes and great seafood. By the 1870s, the area was a bustling beach community, with several hotels, its own racetrack, and many restaurants. Modern Sheepshead Bay retains much of its charm, and visitors from around the Tri-State Area come down to stroll along the bay, shop and dine on Emmons Avenue, and go fishing on charter boats. Sheepshead Bay is located next to the gigantic (798 acres) Marine Park complex, with the Floyd Bennett Field and the Gateway National Recreation Area within a 10-minute ride. Several smaller parks are strategically placed throughout the area, giving residents plenty of space to relax and play sports. The Emmons Avenue and Knapp Street waterfront areas are popular spots as well, especially in the summer.
Cross Streets: Between East 28th Street and East 29th Street
Located in the heart of Gowanus, this new and modern Brooklyn location features unique warehouse style modified for the modern worker. Featuring ample common spaces inner courtyard, sun-drenched offices and a rooftop, this is the perfect place to make your business' HQ. Each intimate floor features a private conference room and kitchen space for your convenience.
Located at the intersection of Williamsburg and Greenpoint, This landmark location opened in 2011 and has served hundreds of businesses, freelancers and creative professionals from Brooklyn and beyond. Offering private offices, dedicated desks, and open coworking spaces, this location acts as a headquarters for a diversely creative community. The facility is easily accessible by the L and G trains, and includes ample bicycle parking.
First impressions count and this amazing business center puts your business in a bold, imposing building that commands attention from the street. This high visibility center is in the heart of Brooklyn’s busy central business district (CBD), on the twelfth story of a postmodern 19-story highrise. And while it looks great from the outside, the view from within is just as stunning. As well as Brooklyn’s skyline, you and your clients can look out across Columbus Park - masses of calming green space all just across the street. Meanwhile, this business center is as practical as it is impressive. It’s easy to explore local amenities on foot, or travel further afield with nine subway lines and several major bus routes within two blocks. All this just moments from the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges, the Brooklyn Queens Expressway, and around 30 minutes from LaGuardia Airport.
In a newly renovated garment warehouse, this Williamsburg office space has an industrial vibe on all seven levels. With a great location in one of Brooklyn’s most popular neighborhoods, the coworking space features a wellness room for new mothers, an in-house coffee bar with its very own barista, and upgraded conference rooms that are perfect for anyone in photography and audio recording. It’s an exciting area, with tons of bars and restaurants in every direction. There’s parking in the area, and easy access to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and the Williamsburg Bridge. The Marcy Avenue J, M, and Z subway station is a 10-minute walk from the building. Expand your business in one of New York’s most sought-after neighborhoods at this location in South Williamsburg.
Cross Streets: Between Berry Street and Bedford Avenue
Smack in the middle of Williamsburg, this Brooklyn office is the epitome of the modern workspace. This highly modern coworking space occupies the entire second floor of a newly constructed building, directly above Whole Foods, and features two rows of private offices with a large common area, where floor-to-ceiling windows allow tons of natural light to flood through the entire space. There are lots of sought-after amenities here, like a dog-friendly vibe, a dozen spacious conference rooms, and a room for new mothers. The laid-back community here attracts businesses from small startups to established companies, and many of them are in the tech fields. Myriad options for food, fitness, and fun abound along bustling Bedford Avenue, including Radegast Hall & Biergarten and Toby’s Estate Coffee. There are plenty of public transportation options, since the office space is conveniently located near the L, G, J, M, and Z subway lines. Put your best ideas to the test in this entrepreneurial cradle of the city’s trendiest borough.
Cross Streets: Bedford Avenue and North 4th Street
Surrounded by leafy parks, this Brooklyn Heights coworking space sits in a neighborhood rich with history. This coworking facility occupies four floors, taking advantage of amazing views of the Brooklyn Bridge, the Empire State Building, and the Statue of Liberty. Close to many of the borough’s courthouses, this coworking space attracts many legal firms, but there are plenty of other businesses small and large. The central location offers easy access via the Court Street and Borough Hall subway stations, where you’ll find the 2, 3, 4, 5, N, and R lines. There are plenty of buses departing from Cadman Plaza, and a parking garage is on the same block. Friend of a Farmer, one of the area’s most popular restaurants, is down the street, and the Henry Street Ale House is a short walk away. Get inspired by the neighborhood’s historic charm at this Brooklyn Heights facility.
Cross Streets: Between Montague & Pierrepont Street
