New York City needs no introduction – and its borough of Queens is just as popular when it comes to work and business. The second-largest economy of New York City's five boroughs (after Manhattan) and the one with the most diverse economy, Queens also has a lot of small businesses.
Coworking spaces have appeared around the borough to accommodate all these entrepreneurs and workers of all kinds. Wayviator has selected the best of them so that your next visit to Queens can be as productive and pleasant as possible!
Hunters Point Studios
Located in Long Island City, Hunters Point Studios offer a range of facilities, from communal coworking tables to dedicated desks and private offices. The space is bright and equipped with HEPA filters as well as plants to keep the air fresh. You have to be a member to use the communal tables (with prices starting at $150 per month), which grants you access to meeting rooms, a shared printer, rentable lockers, as well as a kitchen, phone booth and mailroom. However, you can also book a private office on demand, from $95 per day, and a meeting room by the hour. The space can also be rented out for events. Private offices and dedicated desks can be accessed 24/7 and rented on flexible terms.
Work & Tot
Designed specifically with parents in mind and woman-owned, Work & Tot is a coworking space that understands how difficult it can be to balance childcare and work. In addition to all the necessary amenities for entrepreneurs, the space also features an area where children can safely play under the supervision of professionals. However, non-parents are welcome too, and memberships can be adapted to your needs. Combine a coworking session with an after-school pod for your child, or select a regular coworking membership for 5 or 10 10-hour weekdays per month, or as many as you wish (the full time membership costs $420). The childcare options are as varied as the working spaces: in addition to coworking tables, phone booths, meeting rooms, dedicated desks and private offices are also available, all with plenty of coffee.
Greendesk - 34-18 Northern Boulevard
The Long Island City location of Greendesk presents a bright, modern space with exposed bricks and views on the city, making for a pleasant environment where to get things done in this artistic and cultural hub of the borough. Coffee flows freely and the hot desk option is available with a day pass at $29 or a weekly membership at $75 for 9-5 weekday access, while a monthly membership grants you 24/7 access, some printing, as well as 12 conference room hours. Dedicated desks and private offices (for up to 12 people) can be rented monthly, and the building also features a rooftop patio as well as secured storage space to rent.
The Austin Space
In the heart of Forest Hills sits the Austin Space, a cozy environment over two floors offering hot desking and conference room rental. A simpler offer than some of its competitors, the Austin Space does however grant 24/7 access to all its members (there are 3 membership plans to adapt to your needs) and lets them bring a maximum of 2 guests for small meetings. A day pass is also available for $45. Booked separately for $50 per hour, the conference room can accommodate up to 15 people conference style, or 25 lecture room style.
Regus - Forest Hills Tower-Queens
Coworking giant Regus is present in Queens’ Forest Hills neighborhood, with a large and bright space offering 58 private offices, 2 meeting rooms, and areas for coworking. As always with Regus, different membership levels grant you access to everything from hot desking for a day up to a month, a dedicated desk, and a private office for a day or more. This particular location features bicycle storage, a terrace from which to work, and secure underground parking. You can also subscribe to a virtual office and make this place your business address.
Gaseteria Works
Operated and managed by JLL, a world leader in commercial real estate services, Gaseteria Works in the rapidly expanding neighborhood of Queen’s Plaza in Long Island City offers a plethora of options, whether you are a solopreneurs or a bigger team. The Flex Desk membership, from $299 per month, grants you opening hours access to the coworking space as well as the community lounge, unlimited refreshments, a printing allowance and meeting room credits. A dedicated desk starts at $399 per month, and private offices can accommodate up to 5+ people and come furnished and IT-ready. A private office can also be rented just for a day at $29 per hour, while a day pass for the communal coworking lounge costs $25. Lounge days passes can be bought in packs of 5 or 10.
Greater Nexus
Over 10,000 square feet in downtown Jamaica and designed to help the area thrive, Greater Nexus offers a kitchen, wellness rooms, copiers/printers, lockers, phone booths for private conversations, meeting rooms, larger conference rooms, a podcast suite with equipment (including a camera for an added fee) and an open work area for coworking. Starting with a day pass for $30, the coworking option is also available for a monthly fee of $300, or $400 if you want a dedicated desk with a filing cabinet. The price of private offices depends on their capacity, from single to 5 people. The rental of a conference room, the podcast studio or a training room is also scalable.
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