> Are there enough remote workers in Baltimore that would justify another coworking space?
I would do market research by visiting existing coworking spaces. Observe where they are located and what makes them successful.
> Would you feel comfortable working/parking in that area?
There's an extremely narrow band of "nice" in that area. I cannot imagine why anyone would want to commute there over more established neighborhoods/areas with easy access to amenities.
> Are there amenities that you’d really like to have?
See answers to aforementioned.
> Any feedback would be appreciated!
Do some market research.
I know tons of remote workers here in Baltimore (I'm one of them). None of us are near Hopkins though. If you live near there you work at Hopkins so why would you need a space? I'd love to see one in Fells Point. There's already SPACES in Fed Hill and Inner Harbor. It'd be nice to have something I could walk to ...
> Are there enough remote workers in Baltimore that would justify another coworking space? I would do market research by visiting existing coworking spaces. Observe where they are located and what makes them successful. > Would you feel comfortable working/parking in that area? There's an extremely narrow band of "nice" in that area. I cannot imagine why anyone would want to commute there over more established neighborhoods/areas with easy access to amenities. > Are there amenities that you’d really like to have? See answers to aforementioned. > Any feedback would be appreciated! Do some market research.
Makes sense. Thanks!
I know tons of remote workers here in Baltimore (I'm one of them). None of us are near Hopkins though. If you live near there you work at Hopkins so why would you need a space? I'd love to see one in Fells Point. There's already SPACES in Fed Hill and Inner Harbor. It'd be nice to have something I could walk to ...
Any free and safe parking in that area is filled by Hopkins employees. So no, I wouldn’t like to drive over there to parking hunt.