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The Brass Factory

185 Wythe Avenue 2nd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11249

The Brass Factory
4.8 259 reviews
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Filled with natural light and thoughtfully crafted breakout spaces, The Brass Factory at 185 Wythe Avenue provides a motivating environment for professionals seeking a productive workspace.

This Brooklyn coworking hub offers a variety of options, including team offices, private offices, dedicated desks, open desk coworking, and meeting rooms. Whether you're a freelancer, small business owner, or part of a growing team, you'll find flexible solutions tailored to your needs within this adaptable space.

Located in Williamsburg, one of Brooklyn’s most lively neighborhoods, the location is highly accessible. Whether you’re walking, biking, or using public transit, commuting is straightforward. Nearby, an array of restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues offers plenty of opportunities to balance work with leisure.

Members benefit from amenities designed to boost productivity, such as high-speed Wi-Fi, privacy booths, whiteboards, printers, and mail services. Additional touches like complimentary coffee and tea, a fully equipped kitchen, and regular social and professional events foster a sense of community, making it an ideal setting for networking and collaboration.

*This description was AI-generated and edited for accuracy.

Complimentary coffee & tea
Ethernet
High-speed internet
High-speed wifi
Breakout spaces

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Meeting Room

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1 to 50

Private Office

from $1,200/month
1 to 8 desks

Coworking Membership

from $500/month

Dedicated Desk

from $750/month

Business hours

Monday

from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm

Tuesday

from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm

Wednesday

from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm

Thursday

from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm

Friday

from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

185 Wythe Avenue 2nd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11249

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Reviews

4.8
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1

B U

Nov 30 2025

Updated: Do Not Rent or Work Here (Illegal Warehouse w/ 164+ Violations) It is illegal: The building has an active STOP WORK ORDER from the NYC Department of Buildings. It is legally zoned as a WAREHOUSE (E1), not for offices or housing. It is unsafe: There are over 164 OPEN VIOLATIONS on public record, including Class 1 'Immediately Hazardous' structural issues. No Fire Safety: Because it’s an illegal conversion, there is no guarantee of proper fire exits, sprinklers, or fireproofing. Insurance Risk: If you rent space here and your equipment is stolen or damaged in a fire, your business insurance will likely deny your claim because the lease is illegal. Do not put your life or your business at risk. Check the DOB records for BIN #3062293 before signing anything." The space itself is nice and most staff were helpful. Unfortunately, our team left because the office manager’s conduct repeatedly crossed professional boundaries and created tension among members. We experienced pressure to post positive reviews, frequent gossip about tenants, and little enforcement of basic etiquette (phone calls and meetings in open office areas were a constant issue). So we moved out like many startups lately who used to work there. If you need a focused, startup-friendly environment, this is not it. Why we left: Ongoing conduct from the office manager undermined the work environment. 1: Pressure around reviews: On multiple occasions members were approached in person and encouraged to post a positive review. That felt inappropriate during work hours and contributed to a perception that public feedback wasn’t organic. (most of the positive reviews on google reviews were asked by the manager, even members find her intolerable privately, but if you don't do it, chances are, she will start to treat you differently and start to talk shit and gossip about you and your company behind your back to other members), Which brings me to my next point. 2: Unprofessional interactions: The manager frequently engaged in gossip and bad-mouthing about other members and other startups behind their back. This created unnecessary tension between members and startup companies and made the space feel less safe and collaborative. 3: Lack of basic etiquette enforcement: Noise in the open co-working area—especially phone calls and meetings—was a persistent problem. Members have been complaining, some are wearing double layers of noise-cancelling headphones and some eventually moved, We repeatedly saw little to no enforcement or clear code of conduct. (Instead of making clear code of conduct or enforce those conducts, the manager walks around, asking members to leave good google reviews, or talk shit and gossip about members). 4: Boundary concerns: The office manager has 0 boundaries, extremely nosy and asks inappropriate questions. 5 Things I cannot verify: 5.1: Other members told me they were encouraged to create accounts to post negative reviews of competing spaces. 5.2: Another mentioned the office manager asked members to fake and photoshop legal documents for her personal use. Impact on our team: The cumulative effect was distracting and draining—especially for a startup that needs a calm, professional, and friendly environment. We chose to move out. What would have helped: Publish and enforce a clear code of conduct (quiet zones, phone booths, expectations for calls). Keep member interactions professional. Address concerns promptly, professionally, and transparently. (attached some other reviews to back my point). Nice try manipulating the reviews Alice Kim!!

1

B U

Nov 23 2025

Updated The space itself is nice and most staff were helpful. Unfortunately, our team left because the office manager’s conduct repeatedly crossed professional boundaries and created tension among members. We experienced pressure to post positive reviews, frequent gossip about tenants, and little enforcement of basic etiquette (phone calls and meetings in open office areas were a constant issue). So we moved out like many startups lately who used to work there. If you need a focused, startup-friendly environment, this is not it. Why we left: Ongoing conduct from the office manager undermined the work environment. 1: Pressure around reviews: On multiple occasions members were approached in person and encouraged to post a positive review. That felt inappropriate during work hours and contributed to a perception that public feedback wasn’t organic. (most of the positive reviews on google reviews were asked by the manager, even members find her intolerable privately, but if you don't do it, chances are, she will start to treat you differently and start to talk shit and gossip about you and your company behind your back to other members), Which brings me to my next point. 2: Unprofessional interactions: The manager frequently engaged in gossip and bad-mouthing about other members and other startups behind their back. This created unnecessary tension between members and startup companies and made the space feel less safe and collaborative. 3: Lack of basic etiquette enforcement: Noise in the open co-working area—especially phone calls and meetings—was a persistent problem. Members have been complaining, some are wearing double layers of noise-cancelling headphones and some eventually moved, We repeatedly saw little to no enforcement or clear code of conduct. (Instead of making clear code of conduct or enforce those conducts, the manager walks around, asking members to leave good google reviews, or talk shit and gossip about members). 4: Boundary concerns: The office manager has 0 boundaries, extremely nosy and asks inappropriate questions. 5 Things I cannot verify: 5.1: Other members told me they were encouraged to create accounts to post negative reviews of competing spaces. 5.2: Another mentioned the office manager asked members to fake and photoshop legal documents for her personal use. Impact on our team: The cumulative effect was distracting and draining—especially for a startup that needs a calm, professional, and friendly environment. We chose to move out. What would have helped: Publish and enforce a clear code of conduct (quiet zones, phone booths, expectations for calls). Keep member interactions professional. Address concerns promptly, professionally, and transparently. (attached some other reviews to back my point). Nice try manipulating the reviews Alice.

5

Skyler Norris

Nov 17 2025

Best co-working space I've been to. A lot of space, not too loud and good food. Great community too.

5

Rodrigo K

Nov 07 2025

Awesome place, with friendly vibe and well thought out office layout

5

Bo Seon Kang

Nov 07 2025

Great place to focus, develop ideas, and collaborate with your team. Plenty of private spaces in various sizes that you can choose from. What I liked the most was the shared area - well managed, good vibes, and comfy chairs. The last one matters a lot for me. Huge recommendation.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Open desks may be the ideal choice if you thrive in a collaborative environment and value the opportunity to connect with fellow coworkers. Dedicated desks, on the other hand, provide a designated space with shared community amenities, catering to those who seek a balance between privacy and interaction.

    For ultimate focus and private interactions, private offices are best for solo individuals and teams that seek uninterrupted productivity.

    Selecting the most suitable workspace for you typically hinges on your work style and preferences, but it can also be determined by the type of work that you do, its duration, and whether you work alone or in a team.

  • Flexibility is the cornerstone of coworking, so you always have the option to adjust your workspace to match your current needs. With month-to-month memberships, you can effortlessly upgrade, downgrade, or even switch between different coworking plans.

    While the standard practice is to change memberships only once the current one ends, The Brass Factory may be able to offer additional options, so it’s best to reach out to their staff directly.

  • At The Brass Factory, Private Offices, Coworking Memberships and Dedicated Desks can be booked on a monthly basis.

  • The Brass Factory operates during regular business hours, which are listed above. For any requests or requirements outside of these hours, please contact the coworking operator directly. 

  • To truly understand what The Brass Factory has to offer, we recommend scheduling a tour to get a firsthand feel of the environment and amenities. Fill out this form to let us know the date and time that works for you, and we'll be happy to show you around.

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