Commonspace Work

We're a nonprofit civic art group. We've been members at Commonspace since 2016. It's a good space for our small team of part-time workers, interns and volunteers: affordable, well-furnished, flexible, supportive, and interactive. By "interactive," we mean conducive to networking, socializing, and discovering other innovative businesses. In addition to our daily work, we've held special events here, and we've participated in special events hosted by other members. Newcomers are usually impressed by the amenities and the friendly vibe.

Easily Syracuse's best co-working arrangements. Clean, new, airy, well-lighted space in a bustling, growing downtown with both "hot desk" and numerous office options, Commonspace has something for everyone. Top notch individual and group work/meeting facilities. Excellent small perks like coffee/snacks/beer, exercise/lounge areas, and interesting people working in a variety of fields to interact with as you want. Parking nearby or just bike/bus to work from Syracuse neighborhoods! What more could you ask for? I've been working remotely for my Atlanta employer since 2015, and Commonspace has been a welcome respite from the home office and nomadic coffee shop existence. Check it out!

I love working at Commonspace! I am a fully remote worker and going in a few days per week helps keep me sane. The staff are so friendly and helpful, its always clean and quiet, and seeing familiar, friendly faces really brightens my day.

We have an office on the first floor of Commonspace, but frequently go upstairs to common space area. Both the people who work for Commonspace and those who rent out the space are so friendly and helpful! I would definitely recommend for anyone who would like a space to get some work done, while also giving you a chance to be social with fellow workers!

I love Commonspace and the mission! I have been a leasing both storefront and first floor spaces for over 4 years. The team is accomodating and I have a space that that truly fits the values of my business. Not to mention the sense of community with the entire Commonspace businesses.