New York City

The Most Interesting Coworking Spaces in NYC

The best places to start or grow your business, collaborate and network.

By 

Neuehouse

With 50,000-square-foot space and multiple floors, Neuehouse is our top pick for an alternative to the typical 9-to-5 setting. Known for its good-looking members and long wait list, and boasting a vibe that easily rivals SoHo House, this is certainly the coziest and hippest of the lot.

The Most Interesting Coworking Spaces in NYC

Neuehouse’s NYC location.

Design: Neuehouse has several floors, all with different styles of work area. Included are open glass offices and several lounge areas with sofas in circular formations for interaction and work tasks.

The Most Interesting Coworking Spaces in NYC

As Fortune magazine so eloquently put it: “[Neuehouse has] the elements of the contemporary boutique hotel aesthetic: exposed brick, industrial lamps, wingback smoking chairs, kilim throw pillows, cowhide rugs, giant palm fronds. A magazine rack displays The Economist amid obscure literary journals, pricey art magazines, and the latest issue of Vogue. It’s eclectic chic.”

Cost: NeueHouse has four membership types:

  • Atelier Membership: $1300/month – Perfect for those who don’t need a private office but would like to have a fixed, permanent location within NeueHouse – a desk to call their own. These are open spaces with dedicated “Partner Desks” ideal for those working alone or for firms of 1-4 people. Atelier members can leave their work related equipment – a computer, files, etc. – securely at NeueHouse on a permanent basis.
The Most Interesting Coworking Spaces in NYC

Kate Middleton at a Neuehouse event

  • Gallery Membership: $600/month – These members are typically soloprenuers or others not requiring a dedicated office for a team. They can work in NeueHouse’s easily accessed “Gallery” first level for up to 10 weekdays per month. In the Gallery, library tables are interspersed with areas of comfortable soft seating so members can choose a spot perfectly suited to the task at hand: working alone, collaborating with others in a more casual setting, or using the NeueHouse hospitality, conference, broadcast and tech resources as their needs demand.

The Most Interesting Coworking Spaces in NYC

  • Studio Membership: Starting at $1600 per person, per month – The Studios at NeueHouse are private, dedicated offices for teams of 1-10. Studio spaces can be resized easily to meet the needs of a firm that is growing rapidly or even one that needs to staff up temporarily for an important project. The NeueHouse Studios are the perfect solution for firms that might have previously rented their own stand-alone offices but have become disenchanted with the complexity, inflexibility and lack of amenities that typically comes with renting small commercial spaces.
  • Gallery Noir Membership: $200 per month – Only good for evening access.

The Most Interesting Coworking Spaces in NYC

Benefits: Members get access to a state-of-the-art recording studio and green room, a comfy moving screening room in the basement, a lounge, and a robust schedule of programming that aims to be like a “really cool cultural magazine” with film screenings, musical performances, science lectures, and artist talks. Members can also grab a cold-pressed juice or fresh meal from their farm-to-table (they buy produce at the Union Square farmers market) restaurant called ‘The Canteen’. Oh yeah, something to note: the coffee isn’t free here… it’s $4 a cup (but they do have free wine during happy hour).

The Most Interesting Coworking Spaces in NYC

Locations: Neuehouse has one location at 110 East 25th Street, at Park Ave.

Learn more: www.neuehouse.com – 212-273-0440

Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6

Avatar of Hilary Rowland

A writer, artist, and designer since she was young enough to put pencil to paper, Hilary taught herself code and created Urbanette when she was a teenager. Currently, she lives in Monte Carlo, but spent the past decade living in NYC, still considers herself a New Yorker, and visits regularly. She's always traveling, looking for hot new topics, destinations, and life hacks to bring to Urbanette readers.

Reader Discussion: 18 Comments

  1. Avatar of Genesis White

    Genesis White

    I’ll be considering this spaces for my main office. Really intriguing places you have here.

  2. Avatar of Cherry Taylor

    Cherry Taylor

    I have been to Neue house. It’s cool at first. as you work your hours it becomes meh at most. I had a gallery for 600 a month it was worth for the most part. But still, Meh…

  3. Avatar of Marvin Culman

    Marvin Culman

    Oh god I was searching for that everywhere! Why I didn’t think about Urbanette! Thank you for the ideas I’ll try some soon, and I’ll share that around 🙂

  4. Avatar of Rachel

    Late summer, Massage Greenpoint will be opening up on Greenpoint Ave in Brooklyn. In addition to therapeutic massage, we will also have rooms available to share with our community as a coworking space for healers. We are a women owned and operated business. We will be working with local acupuncturists, therapists, estheticians, and other healers to create a communal space that is beautiful, clean, and ideal for bodywork. For more info and updates please check out our site: http://www.massagegreenpoint.com

  5. Avatar of Melani Kalev

    Melani Kalev

    So cool! It makes me think that I should research whether there are places like that somewhere close to where I live. And when in NY, I’d love to try at least one of them out!

  6. Avatar of Courtney Watson

    Courtney Watson

    Coworking is fun 🙂 I personally think it can make my identity stronger because I work amidst people working for different companies, doing varied kinds of work. I feel like I don’t have to put on a work persona because there is a very little internal politics or direct competition.

    This is a great list and I would love to try the coworking space that would give me that “farmhouse feel.”

  7. Avatar of Trish Potter

    Trish Potter

    That’s really useful information for an entrepreneur starting out without the staff or budget for a standard office. And they seem like it would be much better for networking and collaborating too!

  8. Avatar of Steph Cordes

    Steph Cordes

    I had never heard of an all women co-working space. That’s awesome!

  9. Avatar of Sarah Uibel

    Holy cow, I had no ideas there we some many coworking spaces in NYC. I had heard of Neuehouse before, but not the others. Gonna check them out!

  10. Avatar of Gabby Williams

    Gabby Williams

    A farmhouse feel?

    I’m very interested to work in a place like this. Staying home and trying to work at home has it’s perks, but I don’t mind sharing an office space.

Load 10 more comments

Join in the Conversation! Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Urbanette moderates and edits comments for grammar and to facilitate an informed, substantive, civil conversation. Abusive, profane, promotional, misleading, incoherent or off-topic comments will be rejected. Please use your full name. Moderators can only approve comments written in English.

All content is strictly copyright. Contact us for permission.