In the great remote versus in-person versus hybrid debate, coworking is an oft-mentioned contender for cities across the US, and DC is no exception.
That idea is not lost on flex working company The Mark, which is currently taking on the task of revamping former WeWork locations to bring three new coworking spaces to Northwest DC. Its inaugural location, in the old Wonder Bread factory in Shaw, opened in July with 130 offices and about 500 desk spaces. Two additional locations, in Chinatown and Manhattan Laundry near U Street, are expected to open mid-September.
The Mark Director of Development Artur Samofalov said the spaces will feature flexible options like short-term leases, or the option to trade off with another company a few days a week. Despite return-to-work delays, Samofalov said that he’s already seen interest in the spaces from people looking to return to the office once the school year starts. Coworking in particular, he said, is appealing due to its inherent flexibility.
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