Spokane, WA, Coworking Spaces

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Crescent Executive Suites
Spokane, WA 99201
ESDI-Crescent Executive Suites
Private Office

from 400/month

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Fellow Coworking Spokane
Spokane, WA 99201

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Wells Fargo Center
Spokane, WA 99201
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Private Office

from 579/month

up to 15
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Open Workspace

Dedicated Desk

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5727 North Division Street
Spokane, WA 99205
The Happening Space
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309 West 2nd Avenue
Spokane, WA 99201
Burbity Workspaces
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from 30/hour

up to 5
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1722 East Sprague Avenue
Spokane, WA 99202
Burbity Workspaces
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703 West 7th Avenue
Spokane, WA 99204
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808 East Sprague Avenue
Spokane, WA 99202
The 808
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from 199/month
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WA, Spokane Valley - E Mirabeau Pkwy
Spokane Valley, WA 99216
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Private Office

from 439/month

up to 15

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from 129/month
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Frequently Asked Questions

Currently in Spokane, you'll find open workspace memberships at around $230 per month. For a more dedicated and tailored workspace, dedicated desks in Spokane typically cost a monthly $319.

Private offices are usually more suitable if you're looking for a space for your team, in which case you should expect monthly prices starting at $400. If you also need a meeting room, these are booked separately, for $32.5 per hour on average.

These are all average prices, and your quote may vary from one coworking space to another, depending on location, available amenities, and other factors.
Most coworking spaces do require a membership, but there are always several options to fit your needs. While at first it might sound like a long-term commitment, many coworking spaces offer day passes or hourly meeting room bookings for those who don't need full-time access.

A membership can prove to be a worthwhile investment, especially in the long run. You get access to all the shared amenities, like common areas, the shared kitchen, and other amenities. Plus, they open doors to a community of professionals who can offer support, networking opportunities, and even invitations to exclusive events. It's a great way to connect and grow alongside others in your field.
Yes, most coworking spots in Spokane have flexible booking options.However, daily bookings might be a rare find as most spaces prioritize monthly deals. Hourly rates are also mostly for meeting rooms, not your normal workspace.
In Spokane, you've got a variety of coworking setups to suit your work style:
- Open workspaces: If you value socializing and thrive in a collaborative environment
- Dedicated desks and private offices: If you need your personal space and privacy, whether you're a freelancer or a small team.
- Meeting rooms and event spaces: Whenever you need a spot for important meetings or company events.
- Virtual office memberships: If you don't need a physical office but want the professional address and occasional meeting room access.
When looking for a coworking space, think about what makes your workday go smoother. You'll want a place with fast Wi-Fi, comfy chairs, and basic services like printing and meeting rooms.

For those working with a team, check out how the seating is set up and if you can make any changes if needed. Also see if the quality of the meeting spaces and the tech they offer matches your needs. Also think of your breaks: chill areas, a stocked kitchen, or even an outdoor space to relax and recharge can make a big difference.

Remember, coworking spaces are all about building a community. They host events where you can meet new people, network, or just hang out after work. It's all about finding the workspace that complements your style and ticks all your boxes.

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