Re: [Coworking] Coworking space for the artists, crafters, and creatives of Westchester, NY

[David Singer]

Hi Elizabeth -- I've done lots of research and due diligence on the viability of coworking in Westchester --- and the 'burbs surrounding NYC.  Once you specialize, you limit your universe of members -- and if you want to develop a round-the-clock coworking venture in the 'burbs -- you'll have excess capacity issues, IMHO.  If you haven't already you need to connect with Jen Ross --the founder/owner of W@tercooler in Tarrytown -- www.watercoolerhub.com.  She knows more about the viability of coworking in the 'burbs than anyone I know.  And W@tercooler is a great one in Westchester.

On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 2:24 AM, Elizabeth Damiano <elizabet...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello All,

I'm in the beginning stages of opening a coworking space for the artists, crafters and creatives of Westchester, NY. A crafter myself, I've always wanted a place to spread out, make a mess, take a class and build a community. While the trend has been growing in NYC we are lacking a space like this north of the city. 

I'd love to get feedback from those living in Westchester who would be interested in a place like this. I'd also love to get feedback from other who have started or know of a coworking space geared towards artists and crafters. 

Any and all advice is much appreciated!!

Elizabeth 

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