StartPad: http://startpad.org/software-coworking-office-seattle
Office Nomads: http://www.officenomads.com/
Thinkspace: http://www.thinkspace.com/coworking.asp
Giraffe Labs: http://www.giraffelabs.com/whatyouget
So ... do you think Bellevue/Kirkland area could be just as desirable as west side?
Also, I'm not in Seattle, so west side == downtown ?
The problem is that bridges and Seattle downtown highways get clogged for hours each day, effectively rendering east and west side distant cities. On the east side only Bellevue downtown gets clogged and even then it's fairly small and easy to avoid.
East side (Redmond, Bellevue, Kirklnad, Woodinville, Sammamish) are better for me and right about anyone else who lives on the east side. Microsoft has its offices in Redmond so you are likely to find a lot of customers. In fact you should become friends with some softies and ask them to hang your posters in the kitchens within the buildings. Nintendo offices are also nearby, fwiw.
The other thing in favor of the East side is that most exisitng shared spaces are on the west side, except I think one which is sort of expensive.
Well, I could be a bit selfish here so you will need to do a bit of your own research too. :-)
i'd probably pay up to $100/mo. for a desk, chair, wifi, and (clean) bathroom
let me know if you get something going
Check out http://www.seattle20.com/ for other shared work spaces in the area, this will give you an idea where you stand, e.g. here are 4: http://www.seattle20.com/blog/The-Ultimate-Guide-for-the-New...
I'm in Seattle, on the east side. There is no way I am coming over to the west side - the bridges are clogged. Also consider that other shared paces are on the west side, so there is a bit of a vacuum here.