Showing posts with label coworking. Show all posts
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Monday, February 22, 2010

The Writers Junction

One more coworking spot found in LA.  

It's the writers junction in Santa Monica, CA.  While it looks like they target writers auditory, they do provide coffee, tea, printing and wireless Internet - so this sounds like a pretty good match for tech community also.  24x7, unlimited access is $140 on a 6 months commitment and $125 on 1 year contract.  But they also impose one-time $75 initiation fee.  However, they don't have day passes and walk-ins, and any type of commitments turn me away.  

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Coworking in Los Angeles

I'm currently considering a coworking space for occasional needs.  Sometimes more, sometimes less.  Actually, it's all driven by the cost.  If I'd be lucky enough to find something similar to Mountain View's Hacker Dojo I would go with it right away.  Anyways, here is what I've found so far:

Office & Company in Pasadena, CA.  The closest location to my place, and probably the cheapest one.  They do have drop-in rate for $25 a day, with full membership price of $350/month.  If they would provide a half day for $10 or close, I'd go with them by no means.

CoLoft in Santa Monica, CA.  One of the newest, I guess, and pretty interesting.  The cheapest plan is 5 hours a month for $30, which is sorta okay, but still doesn't look to be within the budget.  Spending 4 days a week, at least 3-4 hours a day, can end up with about 64 hours a month, and the lowest closet plan is 50 hours a month for $199.  Ouch.

theOffice in Santa Monica, CA.  They provide an intro rate of $149 for month and then it goes up.  The limited amount of guest passes is $39 per day.  I've heard that they are pretty cool, but they're rather expensive.

And finally Blankspaces in Los Angeles, CA.  They are the most expensive, from what I was about to understand.  However, the day rate working out of the work bar for 5 hours is only $20.  Which is pretty cool.

That's all I found so far.  Which is not a lot, but still an option.  I'll keep an eye on the new places.  And while I'd prefer beach area :) I'll be probably do fine with the central LA.

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