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We connect members with an empty desk, studio or sofa with other members who need a productive and inspiring place to work. Whether you are looking for coworking companions by the day or longer term studiomates by the month, Loosecubes makes it easy to find the right people to share your space with. Connect your account to Facebook to get recommendations for great workspace based on your social connections. We think who you work around matters and we’re here to help you connect
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There are several coworking space providers in this vertical but Loosecubes has a nice business model coupled with a simple user interface. It reminds me of the AirBnB of coworking. In addition, other space providers are usually focused on a particular geography like New York or Toronto where as Loosecubes platform is ever expanding around the globe.
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Demographics of coworkers are interesting as well. According to Wikipedia the average age is 34 years old ranging from early 20s to late 30s. Approximately 2/3 are male with approximately 4 out of 5 having a university education. Mostly in the creative field with over 50% being full time freelancers.
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You also have the ability to host space if you are willing to open your space up to others. This is a good tool to help subsidize your existing rent and work with interesting people. Whether seeking co-work or hosting space the concept is here to stay. It should continue to be an effective affordable tool for the bootstrapped startup or lean freelancer.
Oficio is a boutique shared office space coming to Newbury Street later this month and will
provide exceptionally flexible and affordable options for business owners and freelancers.
Follow us at http://www.myoficio.com to be the first to know when we’re open and for a
chance to receive up to 6 months of free membership!