Dr. Gleb Tsipursky – The Office Whisperer
Nirit Cohen – WorkFutures
Angela Howard – Culture Expert
Drew Jones – Design & Innovation
Jonathan Price – CRE & Flex Expert
Coworking agents and brokers help businesses seek out the most suitable coworking spaces for the best prices. On top of these organizations matching business owners to well-appointed office spaces, they offer coworking space operators advertising services by listing spaces on databases, newsletters, social media, and more.
When first approaching a coworking agent, they will typically inquire about what your business does, your budget, the amount of space and amenities your business will need, your preferred location, and future plans. They will take all this information and find a space that best fits the company’s needs.
Your agent will then set up viewings to allow you to scope out offices and ask any questions to current members. Finally, your broker will begin negotiating prices at your favored workspaces.
Searching for a perfect coworking space can be a daunting task and coworking brokers can help give businesses peace of mind.
While typical real estate agents take a percentage of a home’s sale price, coworking agents take nothing from their clients. Instead, they make commission through the workspace owners and landlords in exchange for sending new tenants their way.
Coworking brokers have innumerable benefits to clients. Other than being free, they can help give businesses find better office deals, share their own personal experience and insight with workspaces, and save you time.
