Luxury residential buildings in New York City are now offering sleek co-working spaces as a new perk. According to data from Placer.ai, employee workplace visits in Manhattan are still averaging below pre-pandemic levels. With this in mind, upscale buildings in New York and South Florida are investing in creating attractive co-working spaces. These spaces feature amenities such as light oak wood floors, large windows, conference rooms, individual offices, and even outdoor workstations. Astoria West in Queens and One Wall Street in the Financial District are examples of buildings with popular co-working spaces. Residents appreciate the convenience and aesthetics of these spaces, with some even using them as permanent offices. The Set in Hudson Yards and Anagram Columbus Circle also offer stylish co-working spaces with beautiful views and additional amenities such as free snacks and coffee. These communal work areas not only provide residents with a dedicated workspace but also foster a sense of community and networking opportunities. Residents find these spaces to be inspiring and conducive to their productivity. Overall, upscale buildings recognize the shift towards hybrid work models and are investing in creating attractive and functional co-working spaces for their residents.
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