Everything Coworking
The Everything Coworking podcast shares trends and how-tos for coworking operators and anyone following this exploding trend. Jamie owned coworking spaces in Chicago and Palo Alto under the brand Enerspace Coworking.
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What is the ROI on the Amenities in your Coworking Space? (opens the original)
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Resources Mentioned In This Podcast: The Coworking Scorecard 2026 What if the amenity your members love most is also the most expensive square footage in your space? Coffee bars, podcast studios, fitness rooms, kids rooms, and wellness rooms almost always start with a founder's passion. They feel like differentiators, and nobody builds one expecting it to sit empty. But you pay rent and CAM on every square foot whether it earns or not, and a studio the size of a large team office represents $2,0
436. Don't Reverse Engineer the Coworking Space You Love (opens the original)
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What if the coworking space you love is not actually profitable? There is a pattern I see over and over with people who want to open a coworking space. You visit one you like, the flex desks are full, the meeting rooms are in use, the design is great and the staff is warm. You do the back-of-the-envelope math on the way home, decide the model works, and set out to build your own version of it. The problem is that you cannot see a profit margin on a tour. Most coworking spaces are not killing it,
435. Two Strategies To Keep Your Revenue Plans On Track When You're Launching A New Coworking Space (opens the original)
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What if the biggest threat to your coworking space's revenue isn't empty offices—but the decisions you make to fill them? Launching a new coworking space comes with a difficult financial reality: your rent and other fixed expenses often begin on day one, while reaching stabilized occupancy can take much longer. That makes it critical to have realistic revenue projections and a clear strategy for protecting them as you ramp up. In this episode, we explore two strategies for keeping revenue on tra
434. The Amenity Strategy That Won Josh Kaplan A Lease: Inside Clubhouse Work & Golf (opens the original)
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What happens when a golf simulator in your garage turns into a 25,000-square-foot coworking business? For Josh Kaplan, founder of Clubhouse Work & Golf, the idea started with a group of friends wondering how hard it could be to rent a warehouse, set up a golf simulator, and have somewhere to work and play during the winter. Three years later, Clubhouse Work & Golf has its first location in Denver, sold out its 50 private offices in less than 13 months, and is opening a second location. In this e
433. Events, Sponsorships, And a Full Café: How Leslie Bailey Diversified Her Coworking Revenue (Best Of) (opens the original)
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What if the real money in your coworking space isn't the desks at all? That's exactly what Leslie Bailey discovered running Maven Space, a 15,000-square-foot coworking space, event venue, and social club she built in downtown Indianapolis with no private offices at all. Leslie's background wasn't real estate or hospitality. Coworking operators come from all kinds of backgrounds, and hers was journalism, 15-plus years of it before she launched Indy Maven, a media company and community for women,
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