Newbold Exchange - 1727 Snyder Avenue

Great space with fair pricing, good amenities, and 24/7 access. Built inside a historic theatre/banquet hall with tall ceilings and large windows. It was managed by a company called Regus for a while which was a nightmare/fever dream, but as of summer 2026 it's back to being locally managed. Easy to access by bus/subway from Center City; would not really recommend parking in the area unless you have a permit for zone 27 (two-hour parking only).

Newbold exchange was great when it was locally managed. Ever since they switced to Regus, it has been an absolute nightmare. I wanted to cancel my membership at the beginning of the year. First, they'll tell you to cancel your membership online, but for some reason the website was bugged for me, im not sure if its something unique about how my service was transfered over from newbold, but there was no way for me to cancel the membership on my regus portal. So I thought, maybe i'll call someone. There is absolutely no way to get actual contact information from anyone at regus. I sent multple messages through the regus help section, which supposedly goes to your "community team", never receiving a response. Scouring my email I managed to find a contact for my regus "community manager", and asked them to please cancel my membership I have been doing this for literally 4 months now. Every month I get a new invoice, and I email the regus contact telling them to please stop sending me invoices and canel my membership, and every time they say its "being worked on" and theres "nothing more they can do" Now, I have collections people contacting me over my months of unpaid invoices. This is so incompetent that it really boggles the mind, like how can no one figure out how to literally just stop charging me and cancel my service? The only thing that makes sense to me is that they are predatory and doing this on purpose, which is insane that a business is allowed to continue to do this and still be allowed to operate. RUN AWAY EDIT: since i’ve written this review it seems that newbold exchange is back to being locally managed by the building tenants, which is nice, i’m sure it’s a much nicer experience there now

My business moved to Newbold Exchange early in 2025 from a co-working space in a high-rise in center city. At the time Newbold provided all the same amenities and conveniences as any co-working facility elsewhere. They offer variety of per diem, short term, and long term office and meeting options. The facility provides near 24/7 access, much better than many center city options. Newbold Exchange offers more favorable rates and rental options than almost any other co-working facility in the city. The elevator to the second floor was being repaired in January 2025 and the management then said they expected it to be repaired and operable by June 2025. Two years later the elevator is still inoperable making the desk space and access to the second floor impossible for certain members of my organization with mobility challenges and other disabilities. Since management of Newbold Exchange returned to LPMG, conditions have exponentially improved! Simple amenities have returned to the lobby/kitchen area like light snacks, water bottles, and K cups. Better attention is being paid to the cleanliness of the kitchen and bathrooms. The only reason I can't give Newbold five stars is the strangeness caused by two tenants that appear to offer retail services, one is a banner printing service and the other is a "Sneaker Cleaner." There is no reception area, concierge, or security guard here, so totally at random, all hours of the days, customers of these business come ringing at the door. When LPMG management isn't here to respond to the doorbell, these customers come to the windows on Bouvier Street pounding on them to get anyone to talk to them and open the door to let them in. I rent a deskspace next to a window, as I'm not the doorman or a representative of the above mentioned businesses, I ignore people outside the windows, even as they become belligerent when no one pays attention to them or opens the door. The banner store gets packages dropped off outside the front door over 6 feet tall that are sometimes left there hours at a time, they obstruct ingress and egress both on the porch and in the vestibule. The people who run the sneaker cleaning store often treat Newbold like it's their home, letting family members and friends lie about in the lobby and playing loud offensive music or movies from their office when they think no one else is around. The clientele they appear to serve, whether they are in the lobby or seeking attention from the outside of the building, seem sketchy and reprobate, enough so I go out of my way to lock and secure things at my desk space because I feel like some of them are casing the coworking space. While I understand LPMG management has a limited ability to control the guests of lessees, the retail store renters are out of place in a coworking facility. It should not be the responsibility of tenants to have to address clientele of these retail businesses at all hours of the day and night (and I am the kind of lessee who takes advantage of 24/7 access, it's creepy when people are pounding on the window at midnight trying to reach the sneaker cleaner).

My business moved to Newbold Exchange early in 2025 from a co-working space in a high-rise in center city. At the time Newbold provided all the same amenities and conveniences as any co-working facility elsewhere. They offer variety of per diem, short term, and long term office and meeting options. The facility provides near 24/7 access, much better than many center city options. Newbold Exchange offers more favorable rates and rental options than almost any other co-working facility in the city. The elevator to the second floor was being repaired in January 2025 and the management then said they expected it to be repaired and operable by June 2025. Two years later the elevator is still inoperable making the desk space and access to the second floor impossible for certain members of my organization with mobility challenges and other disabilities. Beginning in April 2025, LPMG brought in Regus/IHG to operate as property manager, it was a total disaster in transition. Regus used predatory and deceptive practices with poor on site management, inability to cancel agreements, false billing, and deceptive collections practices for rent payments they lost track of and refused proof of payment to resolve. Regus was not attentive to the building or the promised amenities to renters. In April 2026 LPMG returned as property management and the transition has been simple and friendly. LPMG is attentive to the building, they actively ensure the amenities promised to renters are available, and they are working hard to resolve lingering issues with renters who transferred from Regus/IHG. As long as LPMG stays, my business will remain here for some time to come.

Newbold exchange was great when it was locally managed. Ever since they switced to Regus, it has been an absolute nightmare. I wanted to cancel my membership at the beginning of the year. First, they'll tell you to cancel your membership online, but for some reason the website was bugged for me, im not sure if its something unique about how my service was transfered over from newbold, but there was no way for me to cancel the membership on my regus portal. So I thought, maybe i'll call someone. There is absolutely no way to get actual contact information from anyone at regus. I sent multple messages through the regus help section, which supposedly goes to your "community team", never receiving a response. Scouring my email I managed to find a contact for my regus "community manager", and asked them to please cancel my membership I have been doing this for literally 4 months now. Every month I get a new invoice, and I email the regus contact telling them to please stop sending me invoices and canel my membership, and every time they say its "being worked on" and theres "nothing more they can do" Now, I have collections people contacting me over my months of unpaid invoices. This is so incompetent that it really boggles the mind, like how can no one figure out how to literally just stop charging me and cancel my service? The only thing that makes sense to me is that they are predatory and doing this on purpose, which is insane that a business is allowed to continue to do this and still be allowed to operate. RUN AWAY