SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Downtown Works, renowned in San Diego County for hospitality-inspired, high-design coworking spaces, has expanded its Downtown/Little Italy location by 40%, adding 24 private, one and two-person furnished offices.
A short walk away from Little Italy restaurants and train station, and minutes from San Diego International Airport, Downtown Works coworking is popular among entrepreneurs and remote corporate employees looking for a community of like-minded professionals and flexibility without the long-term commitments of traditional office leases.
Downtown Works has two other San Diego County locations – Carlsbad and Pacific Beach – and members are welcome to use any Downtown Works location whenever they choose. All feature state-of-the-art technology, décor, and furnishings. Offices, workstations, and meeting rooms can be rented by the month, week, day, or hour. Downtown Works also provides happy hour networking, complimentary locally roasted coffee, craft beer, and is dog friendly.
“We’ve added an entire floor of offices to meet demand for premium, flexible coworking space in Downtown San Diego. Remote work policies embracing today’s hybrid office trend are driving interest in coworking like never before,” said Downtown Works Chief Operating Officer David Adato.
Downtown Works members range from startups to large corporations that allow team members to work remotely. One member, Tyler Wedeking, senior product specialist at Microsoft says, “I was working from my home and started craving an office around me and more human interaction. Commuting to an office also puts me in work mode. I can hop on the trolley to get to Downtown Works and walk to restaurants and shops in Little Italy at lunch. I’ve toured other coworking spaces downtown and they don’t compare to Downtown Works.”
Wonderfront Festival currently has five team members at Downtown Works Little Italy. The company is relying on Downtown Works’ ability to be flexible as it plans to expand the number of offices and desks the entertainment company will require as it gets closer to its signature event in November at San Diego’s downtown waterfront.
“The Little Italy location is ideal. It’s in a dynamic area and commuter-friendly, close to Santa Fe Depot. We love the cool, hip vibe and incredible, professional staff,” says Esther Shepherd, Director of Marketing and Sales, Wonderfront Festival. “The sense of community is amazing – we’ve met people in similar industries and continue to build a solid San Diego network.”
Downtown Works features medical-grade air purifiers; premium HVAC systems; and health and safety measures such as touchless doors for restrooms, and keyless entry. Members enjoy lightning-fast Wi-Fi, glass-walled conference rooms with A/V, phone booths, and access to a private event space. Virtual office memberships are also available and provide a premium Downtown San Diego address.
For a tour, contact Community Manager Candace Vanderbilt, Candace@downtownworks.com. Visit www.downtownworks.com.
