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    NEW CO-WORKING SPACE SET TO OPEN ON THE UWS

    July 12, 2016 | 2:31 PM
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    Co-working, where people share a large office space with other companies or freelancers, has been around for more than a decade, but there are few places that offer space on the Upper West Side.

    The Yard, which opened the only co-working space (that we know of) at 67th street and Columbus in 2014 is now expanding. The office at 67th street is doing quite well (we’re members), with offices full of people working in arts, finance, hospitality, media and several other fields. There are private offices, group offices and larger open spaces where people can work.

    Before The Yard showed up, we’d heard from lots of people who were hankering for this kind of option — working from home can be, you know, a bit lonely.

    The new space will be at 33 West 60th Street between Columbus and Broadway, just one block off Columbus Circle.

    “The three-floor location will be an oasis among the bustle of Columbus Circle with entry on the second floor, additional work space on the top two penthouse floors and a 3,000 square foot roof exclusively for The Yard members overlooking the Time Warner Center and Central Park,” the Yard said in a release.

    It’s set to open in December.

    Photo via The Yard.

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    dannyboy
    dannyboy
    10 years ago

    Interesting choice of name.

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    ScooterStan
    ScooterStan
    10 years ago
    Reply to  dannyboy

    WHY??

    Oh, we get it:

    Business Bad; Public Assistance Good

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    dannyboy
    dannyboy
    10 years ago
    Reply to  ScooterStan

    This Reply has no relevance to the Comment.

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    coucha
    coucha
    10 years ago

    How much will the spaces cost?

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    Tara
    Tara
    10 years ago
    Reply to  coucha

    Hi!

    Pricing is not yet set, so please stay tuned.

    You can always check out the Lincoln Square location in the meantime: https://bit.ly/29JKqlE

    Thanks!
    Tara

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    NameHere
    NameHere
    10 years ago

    WeWork is opening a location in Harlem @ 125 later this year as well.

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    Mark
    Mark
    10 years ago
    Reply to  NameHere

    WeShag is opening next month.

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    Ikemp
    Ikemp
    10 years ago

    Wish there was a maker space on the west side. All tooled up and nowhere to go

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    EricaC
    EricaC
    10 years ago
    Reply to  Ikemp

    Agree; that would be cool.

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