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Sima Space1460 Maria Lane
Walnut Creek, CA 94596Private Office
from $350/day
Services- Virtual Office
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Cobiz Richmond
1503 Macdonald Avenue
Richmond, CA 94801Meeting Room
from $20/hour
up to 30
Frequently Asked Questions
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You'll find that open workspace memberships typically cost around $250 a month in East Bay. But if you're after something more steady and personalized, dedicated desks in East Bay come in at an average of $349 per month.
If you're a company or part of a team, you might be interested in private offices. These give you a similar experience to having your own office, and prices usually start at $995 per month. If you need meeting rooms, you can book them separately, and they usually go for $45 per hour on average.
Keep in mind, though, that these prices can change, and they might vary depending on the specific coworking space and where it's located.
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In most cases you might need a membership, but the good news is, they offer a lot of flexibility. Many places even offer day passes or let you book things like meeting rooms by the hour.
Memberships are especially efficient in the long run. They usually come with useful extras like access to all the common areas, the kitchen, and other amenities. Plus, the most compelling aspect of coworking memberships is the community aspect. When you're a member, you get to join a group of professionals from all walks of life. You can connect, network, and even take part in events happening right there at the space. It's a great way to grow together!
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Yes. In East Bay, you'll find plenty of coworking spots with flexible booking. However, while most of them do offer monthly rates, daily bookings might be a rare find. And when it comes to hourly rates, they're usually for meeting rooms, not your everyday workspace.
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In East Bay, you've got different types of coworking setups to match your work style:
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Open workspaces: Perfect if you like a communal vibe and want to collaborate with others.
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Dedicated desks and private offices: These are your go-tos if you need your own space, whether you're working solo or in a small team.
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Meeting rooms and event spaces: Professional meetings and events need a professional environment. Most coworking spaces offer just what you need.
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Virtual office memberships: If you don't need a physical office but want some perks like a professional address and occasional meeting room access, this one's for you.
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Depending on how you work and what you need, you'll want to find a place that's got everything you need to make your workday easier and more enjoyable. Make sure you'll have fast Wi-Fi, comfy chairs, and basic services like printing and meeting rooms, for example.
If you're working with a team, take a good look at how they've set up the seating, the quality of the meeting rooms, and what tech solutions are available. Also, if you're the type who likes to take short breaks, find a spot with chill areas, a well-stocked kitchen, or even a nice outdoor space.
But don't forget about the sense of community at coworking spaces. They often host events where you can meet new people, network, or just hang out after work. It's all about finding the right fit for you!