Albany’s newest co-working space plays key role in financial leader’s regional expansion CapCity CoWorks, downtown Albany’s newest coworking space, has officially signed JPMorgan Chase as the building’s first member tenant. The global financial services firm will be utilizing a portion of CapCity CoWorks’ 30 offices and flexible coworking space, all located on the 18th floor
Real estate is a great long-term investment, but if you’re a small business, purchasing your own commercial building might be outside of your budget. Furthermore, renting commercial space can also have a hefty price tag with lengthy lease terms, especially if you’ve just started your own business or if it’s in the early phases of
Coworking is here to stay, and it’s no surprise that the topic has been covered in hundreds of blogs and publications, from the Harvard Business Review to Entrepreneur. But first, let’s back up a bit. In case you’re new to coworking, the concept is simple: Coworking environments are membership-based workspaces where individuals of varying professional