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Spanning several full floors with agile rental solutions available for teams both large and small, 295 Front Street captures the magnetic energy of Vinegar Hill, Brooklyn, becoming the premier workspace destination for companies of any size. Featuring several amenities, the views of the Manhattan Skyline alone will make coming into the office something you look forward to every day.
from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
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Aug 06 2025
Bond Collective at 295 Front Street is a masterclass in mismanagement, nepotism and mediocrity. This space has plummeted in quality since the competent staff was inexplicably let go. The current team is indifferent and rude at best and outright negligent at worst—more interested in chatting among themselves than addressing real tenant concerns. What was once a decent co-working space has devolved into a joke—run by lazy, unqualified staff who clock out (mentally and often literally) by 4PM, ignore tenant concerns, and enforce rules they don’t follow themselves. Here’s what you can expect: * A growing ant problem in offices, phone booths, and common areas, met with complete indifference. Mention it, and you’ll be treated like you’re the nuisance. Still not addressed. * Unreliable WiFi, dropping during meetings and calls. You’re better off tethering to your phone. * Obnoxious, unwanted music playing in common areas—something no one asked for and multiple tenants specifically objected to. Management claimed there’d be a vote (never happened), and said it wouldn’t be audible in offices (it is, and also in conference rooms). Want to take a quiet call in a phone booth? Be prepared to have music in the background the entire time (along with the ants). It’s beyond distracting; it is disrespectful. * Staff hypocrisy, rudeness and laziness. They tell you not to take calls in the common areas, then turn around and take loud personal calls there themselves. Ask for help or flag an issue? Good luck. Most problems are met with shrugs or outright ignored—and when regional management does engage, there is an unnecessarily combative tone. But when disrespected and I respond with a matter of fact tone, I’m told to be polite. When I merely asked about the process to leave, I was condescendingly told to refer to my agreement and given an end date I did not ask for. All because of a simply asked question. I changed our WFH policy for my employees to allow for more WFH days due to the mere dysfunction of the space. It’s truly a sad decline because we were at Bond Collective at 55 Broadway for years and absolutely loved it; had no issues over there whatsoever. Bond Collective has become a textbook case of what happens when small-minded, underqualified people are handed the keys to something aspirational. They’ve gutted whatever dignity the space once had and replaced it with dollar-store theatrics and a staff that seems personally offended by the concept of doing their jobs. To wrap, should also share that the new regional manager responsible for the space’s demise is the brother of the new chief revenue officer of the company. And the lack of honesty & accountability in the experience is structurally a problem as the siblings are now taking up for and protecting each other in truly dishonest, and gaslighting ways. Do yourself a favor: don’t fall for the aesthetic. You’ll get better service and more peace of mind in a Starbucks (and likely no ants!) And you’ll get more respect from the homeless man on a 3am subway ride.
May 13 2024
Bond Collective in Vinegar Hill, Brooklyn has a super cool interior vibe and the staff, especially Jamie, are super helpful and chill, making it a great spot to get work done. Plus, the bathrooms are always clean and fresh, and there's always plenty of stocked coffee and sodas to keep you fueled throughout the day. It's basically a great space! And since it's still pretty new and not too crowded, it feels wonderfully tranquil, perfect for staying focused and relaxed
May 03 2024
It was well managed, clean and organized, and a space that felt conducive to getting meaningful and productive work accomplished. Jamie and the staff were welcoming and hospitable, which is always appreciated. She went above and beyond to ensure I was comfortable. It was such a nice change of pace to find this niche environment to get my tasks completed. Would definitely recommend to colleagues. Thank you!
May 02 2024
I can not recommend Bond Collective enough if you need an aesthetic and clean space to focus and work! Jeffery and the staff were so accommodating.
May 01 2024
I recently had the pleasure of visiting Bond Collective in Vinegar Hill, and the experience was nothing short of perfect from start to finish. The space itself is absolutely beautiful, with a design that combines elegance and functionality in a way that truly elevates the workday experience. Every corner is thoughtfully curated, making it a vibrant and inspiring environment to be in. A special shout-out to Jamie at reception, who was incredibly kind and helpful throughout our visit. Her accommodating and flexible approach made us feel completely at ease, as if we were in our own office. It's not often you encounter someone so committed to ensuring guests have a smooth and pleasant experience. Overall, Bond Collective in Vinegar Hill felt like an extension of our own workspace, but with the added bonus of premium amenities and a supportive staff. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a top-tier office space solution. Whether you're there for a day pass or looking for a longer-term arrangement, Bond Collective is sure to impress.
Most coworking space amenities are open to all members, regardless of the membership plan. Meeting rooms require prior reservation, and private offices are exclusively available to those with subscription packages. However, the lounge, kitchen, and breakout spaces are open to everyone. Complimentary amenities are also available to all, while ancillary services can be purchased or negotiated individually with Bond Collective.
The open desk is the way to go if you’re looking for a flexible workspace in an open environment where you can socialize with other members. Or, choose a dedicated desk if you want a designated space that also allows you to keep in touch with the community.
A private office works wonders if you or your team need a quiet, secluded space to conduct your work and interact with people in your organization.
It’s important to understand the different types of coworking arrangements available to you, depending on the type of work that you do and its duration, and whether you’re a solo worker or part of a team.
At Bond Collective - Vinegar Hill, you can book a Hudson Conference Room, Perry Conference Room or a York Conference Room for a flexible hourly rate. For those who require a workspace for an entire day, Day Passs, Hudson Conference Rooms and Perry Conference Rooms are also available.
Yes, you can certainly take a tour of the space before signing up for a membership. In fact, it’s encouraged, to help you get a feel for what your workday will look like. Reach out here to set up a time to come and see the space.
Bond Collective - Vinegar Hill operates during regular business hours, which are listed above. For any requests or requirements outside of these hours, please contact the coworking operator directly.
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