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Re:WeWork’s Once Robust Cash Reserves Have Dwindled, Raising... by bobulous on Friday December 16, 2022 @02:06PM (#34018629)
Their hot-desk monthly membership is around $300 without discounts. Not cheap but probably cheaper than most dedicated office rents.
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Re:WeWork’s Once Robust Cash Reserves Have Dwindled, Raising... by reaperducer on Friday December 16, 2022 @03:59PM (#34020280)
Their hot-desk monthly membership is around $300 without discounts. Not cheap but probably cheaper than most dedicated office rents.

Depends. The one thing that WeWord did was locate itself in the better, more desirable, more visible business districts.

If you don't mind having a Sam Spade-style office, you can rent one far cheaper than that. I almost leased one in Seattle's Chinatown for $100/month, but ended up getting a free sub-lease from a friend with extra room at his company in a downtown skyscraper.

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Re:WeWork’s Once Robust Cash Reserves Have Dwindled, Raising... by chrisandchris on Saturday December 17, 2022 @06:02AM (#34026764)
Meanwhile in Switzerland, you'll pay around $500 for a hot desk if you want to be at least a bit in the city center/habing a nicer room.

Probably won't get something much cheaper if you'll want something that is nicer than your kitchen table.

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