Denver Coworking Spaces
These days it’s becoming more common to work from home, especially in the tech space. Many professionals are now having to deal with the ongoing stress of separating home from work. After all, it’s important to keep a sound work-life balance. Thus, having a ‘shared’ office can really help out with that missed connectivity you’d get in a normal workspace. Thus, coworking spaces were created. It’s also quickly becoming the number one way for entrepreneurs and startups alike to get under one roof and collaborate. If you’re living in the Mile High City, there are plenty of things to do. More important, its tech, startup, and entrepreneurial industry are only more supported by the popup of new Denver coworking spaces.
While they can generally cost you more than renting an office separately, they add in a mix of people from more than one profession, allowing you to truly network with other professionals from many different fields. This can easily become a great way to help expand or revise your own venture! With that being said, Urban Phenix wanted to give you a good list of options to choose from if you’re looking for great Denver coworking spaces.
Community:
Denver coworking spaces like Galvanize are a great way to stay engaged with work. This community tends to have more techies and engineers than anyone else, so if you come with that background you’ll fit in well here!
Locations:
- Austin, TX – Second Street District
- Boulder, CO – West Pearl
- Denver, CO – Golden Triangle
- Denver, CO – Platte
- Fort Collins, CO – Old Town
- Phoenix, AZ – Warehouse District
- San Francisco, CA – Soma
- Seattle, WA – Pioneer Square
Cons:
A couple of downsides for this Denver coworking space if you’re looking to set up shop with Galvanize: it’s a bit on the expensive side and caters fairly specifically to tech-minded people. Without an interest in tech, you may feel a little out of place.
Cost:
A regular seat in an open area will cost around $299 and a desk (to fit a few people) around $449. If you want an office instead, you’d be looking at approximately $1500. For full pricing and exact location information, check out their website here:
Community:
Regardless of anything else Shift does have a wide range of professionals utilizing their coworking spaces. They also come equipped with a gym and kitchen in each location, giving you plenty of opportunities to meet all types of interesting individuals.
Locations:
- Denver, CO – 383 Corona St.
- Denver, CO – 1001 Bannock St.
- Denver, CO – 1840 Grant St. (COMING SOON)
Cons:
One downside to Shift is their pricing, but if you’re looking for a more centralized atmosphere relevant to your career path this may not be your place.
Cost:
For a designated desk you’ll spend around $399, but for a fully furnished single person office will cost roughly $599-$997 a month. They also offer 2-4 and 6-8 person offices, if you’d like the full pricing and location details just check below:
Community:
ModWorks is a place dedicated to individuals aspiring for better things, regardless of the nature of your work. Featuring an incredible view over the Denver skyline and a professional atmosphere, this is a place to work and grow.
Location:
Denver, CO – 110 16th St.
Cons:
With only one location this option can be a bit out of the way for anyone not living nearby.
Cost:
For $195 a month you’ll have an open office available from 8a.m. through 6p.m. Monday through Friday with the Hot Seat option, whereas a dedicated desk will have 24/7 access but also cost $395. For those looking for a more private office, they offer an array of gorgeous rooms for around $1,000 a month.
Community:
Are you looking for a space smack in the middle of all the action? INDUSTRY is full of people from a wide range of professions all working in the same office development. Featuring three restaurants as well as hosting social gatherings, informational speakers and many other great opportunities, INDUSTRY is labeled as the nexus of creativity and technology in downtown Denver.
Location:
Denver, CO – 3001 Brighton Blvd.
Cons:
Advertised as a hub for creativity, it can be filled with plenty of distractions for anyone easily dissuaded from working.
Cost:
Unfortunately, the pricing isn’t available on their website itself, so if you’d like some detailed information on everything that Industry has to offer, you can contact them directly via phone at 303.974.4812, or email at info@industrydenver.com.
http://www.industrydenver.com/
Community:
Green Spaces is a place for any environmentally conscious business can go to connect with others of a like mind from a multitude of different backgrounds. This all-inclusive environment is aimed specifically at bettering the environment through the efforts of its members.
Location:
Denver, CO – 2590 Walnut St.
Cons:
If you’re not actively helping to fight for the environment with your work, this may not be a great option. It’s a very goal specific coworking space if you’re not in the environment niche you could end up feeling out of place.
Cost:
The pricing structure Green Space uses isn’t always based on full-time access, for example: coming 3 days a week will cost $150, whereas full-time access to a private desk will run $250-$395. A semi-private office goes for $1395 – $1895 and can fit 4-6 people comfortably.
Community:
Density coworking space in Denver features a fun little community for people of all types, from those that enjoy some noise while they work to those that would rather have a bit of quiet; there’s a space for everyone. They were founded with the idea that people are more creative and productive when they’re not alone.
Locations:
- Denver, CO – Uptown
- Denver, CO – 800 Grant
Cons:
Having a fun community makes a great workplace, but that has also often been misinterpreted as not being very professional.
Cost:
To come in for just one day a week you’ll be looking at spending $75, three days for $175 (Uptown only) or at any time for $250, but you won’t have your own desk. For $300 you get the permanent desk, and offices will run anywhere from $550-$650.
Community:
Converge is filled with people looking to create. Whether it be with pen and paper, a computer or even a paintbrush, anyone looking to work with others instead of against them will find this space to be an amazing opportunity. They even have a recording booth available to use for any aspiring musical artist to take advantage of!
Locations:
Denver, CO – 3327 Brighton Blvd.
Cons:
This is a very collaborative option in the creative niche, so it can alienate those looking for something different or more professional.
Cost:
Starting at $75 for 3 days of access a month and $175 for 12 days of access a month, it can be fairly expensive; however, you can gain 24/7 access for $275 making it a much better deal than the first two options. For a dedicated space solely reserved for you will cost $350 and up.
http://www.convergedenver.com/
Community:
Green Labs is a community built to continue bettering businesses and individuals working in relation to the ever-expanding marijuana industry. If your goal as a business or professional is in some way connected to the weed or hemp, you’ll find this coworking space will feel like a home away from home.
Locations:
Denver, CO – 1250 31st St.
Cons:
There is an application process designed to ensure your business meets their goals, so if you’re not aimed at marijuana, you won’t be able to go here in the first place.
Cost:
Green Labs, Denver coworking spaces, is also a bit more expensive than some other options, as three days of open desk space will cost $99; ten days is $249 but does come with discounts to premium events. For 24/7 access you’d be looking at $420 for a reserved desk and $849 for a premium desk (which basically just adds extra conference room time on top of other amenities).
http://greenlabsdenver.com
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