Coworking in Queens.

The home of the tennis US Open is also home to Forest Hills Tower. A growing residential community, conveniently located next to a bustling coffee shop and a gym on the doorstep of Flushing Meadows Corona park. Forest Hills Tower features windows stretching the width of the building, giving calming, unobstructed views of the landscape. Inside, business lounges and videoconferencing facilities provide a multidimensional working environment, whilst outside you can use the terrace to discuss business plans in the open air.

Featured in numerous Hollywood films, this picturesque New York village has all the right credentials for flexible working. Conveniently located at 70 East Sunrise Highway, this workplace is ideal for those seeking concentration in peaceful surroundings, while still having easy access to Manhattan and beyond. Inside, you’ll find adjustable chairs, spacious desks, phones and cosy, collaborative spaces. Take time out to refuel at one of the many nearby eateries on Rockaway Ave, or at Green Acres Mall, a five-minute drive away.

Take your business to the next level with flexible office space at 36th Avenue, Queens, New York. The borough’s ongoing development projects and steady economic growth are driven by the healthcare, technology, and food services industries, which make the area the ideal base for growing your business. Located a stone’s throw from LaGuardia Airport, the workspace is easily accessible by road and public transport. Both the 35 Av/35 St Bus Stop and 36 St Subway Station are just a short walk from the office – connecting Queens to the rest of New York City and beyond. The impressive exterior of the 36th Avenue office will inspire you to do your best work. Inside, you’ll find a choice of professional workspaces that suit every style of working. Turn up and hot-desk from a new spot each day in a collaborative coworking space – or reserve a dedicated space. If you and your team need your own space, choose a private office. Meeting rooms of all sizes are also available and come fitted with presentation equipment and video conferencing technology. Network with others over a barista-brewed-style coffee from the communal kitchen. After work, there are plenty of nearby restaurants, cafés, and entertainment venues for you to explore.

The Falchi Building at 31-00 47th Avenue, Long Island City, near 47th Ave and 31st St. is a great co-working space. The Falchi building is a five minute walk from the 33 St. stop on the Number 7 line. This location is an attractive alternative to Brooklyn within the new nucleus of creative and tech innovation outside of Manhattan. Built in 1922, The Falchi Building was originally a warehouse for the famous New York Gimbels department store. Now, the warehouse has a new life, as a community for startups, entrepreneurs, art galleries and delicious eateries. Its spacious loft style has made it popular with the tech, media, small manufacturing and jewelry businesses that now inhabit the building’s five stories. Food vendors and The Conception Gallery reside on the bottom floor. A rooftop deck will soon be open with open-air seating and an urban garden.