Nashville, TN Coworking & Shared Office Spaces
Browse shared office spaces in Nashville and find your match among the 59 spaces below. Easily book a coworking space, private office or meeting room today.
The price for coworking and shared office space in Nashville will be different depending on the level of access you need, the duration or attendance frequency of your preferred membership option, the size of your desired space as well as the services, amenities, and other elements available for you to choose from.
Traveling while working, or just in need of a change of scenery? The occasional day pass membership asks an average starting price of 146/day and allows you to test out the shared office experience.
If you are looking for more privacy in your focus hours, consider buying a membership for a private office, for which the price starts at an average of 554/month in Nashville.
If you are in need of a space to meet clients, bring a team together every now and then, hold training sessions or networking events, you can also reserve meeting spaces or board rooms. Booking a meeting room or board room in Nashville starts at a rate of 25/hour.
If you have a milestone to celebrate, an important company announcement that you would rather make in person, or just want to bring your peers together for the occasional networking opportunity, event space is also available for an average starting rate of 250/hour and some also come with amenities such as catering, audio-video equipment, and staff support.
You can find 59 shared office space(s) listed in Nashville. If you’re looking for flexible options here, you’ll find a mix of locally owned, as well as network-operated coworking and shared spaces, accommodating a variety of needs. In Nashville, WeWork offers the most locations available for booking, followed by Office Freedom.
Shared offices in Nashville offer members and visitors a variety of flexible workspace options. The most frequently available types on the local coworking scene are: Meeting Room, Private Office, Open Desk Coworking. By contrast, the least frequently available option is Training Space.
The best location for your shared office space depends on what perks, facilities, or amenities are most important to your coworking experience.
The most popular Nashville neighborhoods for shared workspace include Downtown Nashville, Green Hills, Music Row. with communities here offering many of the most in-demand options. Common amenities and perks include Complimentary coffee & tea, Ergonomic furniture, Business address.
In Downtown Nashville, you’ll find the shared and coworking spaces that offer the highest number of amenities.
Do you need to work odd hours? Look at Music Row for a high number of shared office spaces that offer 24/7 access.
For some of the most affordable shared and coworking options, you’ll want to look at listings in Downtown Nashville.
One of the most valued advantages of choosing coworking is because it can provide a professional work environment that is within convenient proximity of an important part of your day, whether it is close to home, close to a school or a childcare facility, close to a client, a meeting location, or a transport hub.
Most coworking spaces are located in highly accessible locations in Nashville. For added convenience, most either include or are situated close to essential amenities from which members can benefit during their workday. If you are interested in a location that is close to a particular point of interest, use the interactive map to locate your desired point of reference, and see what options are available in the vicinity, with the help of the Radius search mode option. On each listing page, you will find details regarding access routes and amenities in the area around the building.
If you have weighed the pros and cons of coworking, and the scales tipped in favor of going for it, it’s time to start looking for the coworking space that best answers your needs. While there are many benefits to such workspaces, different clients may look for different things in one. A freelancer’s guide to choosing the best coworking space will certainly be different from a corporation including flexible office spaces in its total office footprint.
Coworking spaces offer a great deal of variety in terms of services, amenities, operating hours, and flexibility, so the more listings there are, the better your chances of finding the Nashville location that best answers your needs. And, while online reviews are a good place to start, the best way about it is to see them in person. Whether you book a day pass or you schedule a tour, consider these seven things to ask about what the coworking space offers, and draw your pros and cons for each of these 10 essential tips for choosing the right coworking space for your business.
Millennials now make up about 15% of the region’s overall population.
Although many Southern submarkets made the top 100 most expensive list, these states generally benefited from more affordable average prices below $200 per square foot. The only exception is Tennessee at $208 per square foot; the state saw two submarkets make the list: Music Row – Vanderbilt at #60 and Franklin at #97.
Nashville, Tenn., landed in ninth place out of 53, with an overall score of 48.13 points of 100. Its best-scoring features were a relatively short average walk time to work, a good park-to-population ratio and a high total trail count.
Meanwhile, Nashville may be #20 on our list, but it likely won’t be for long: In 2019, 6.2% of the city’s workforce was working from home — representing a whopping 113% increase in just four years. Here, the pandemic — combined with the quality of life in Nashville — could cause the number of digital nomads (and other people working from home) to continue to skyrocket.
The final spot on the podium was occupied by a smaller, more affordable metro: Nashville, Tenn. Although Nashville didn’t score well for Gen Z population or personal income, it gained the status of the third-best city for Gen Zers primarily due to the 12.4 points it earned for its unemployment rate of 4.1%, as well as the 13.4 points it garnered thanks to its below-average regional price parity. Nashville also scored well in percentage of Gen Zers, internet speed and entertainment options, with its moniker of “Music City” painting a clear picture.
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