Demand for coworking offices grows in Reno market
Posted May 14th, 2012John Toth needed something more than his home office, but not the expense of a professional, standalone location for his business, TEAM Consulting.
What he found was a collaborative work space that let him have a commercial address shared with a community of fellow tenants dedicated to each others successes.
“The biggest benefit has been the entrepreneurial community that we have created here,” he said.
Toth’s business focuses on technology, energy and marketing services, and several of his clients also are tenants at the Reno-Sparks Local Business Co-op at the Vassar Cordone Nonprofit Center.
An evolving office concept of a collaborative work environment, or coworking space, has taken a foothold in Reno and Sparks.
Several business buildings, including the Reno Collective, Local Business Co-op and Bosma Business Center, are geared toward promoting a cooperative working relationship among tenants to help each other succeed.
Dave Asher, business co-op executive director and buy-local advocate, opened his space a year ago. Now, eight of 10 spots are filled on his floor at center near the airport, and he is looking to expand.
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