Both have their place. Here's how to decide between a private office and a coworking membership for your business.
Two Different Questions
The choice between a private office and a coworking membership is not really about price. It is about how your team works, what kind of presence you need, and what stage your business is in. The right answer depends on asking the right questions.
Let's break it down.
When Coworking Is the Answer
Coworking is ideal when flexibility matters more than territory. If your team is small, remote-first, or still finding its rhythm, a coworking membership gives you a professional base without the commitment of a dedicated office. You get the amenities, the networking, and the energy of a shared space, at a fraction of the cost.
It is also the best way to test the waters. A Day Pass or a Part-Time membership lets you experience the space before committing to anything long-term.
When a Private Office Is the Answer
A private office becomes the right choice when your team needs its own environment. Maybe you have confidential calls, sensitive documents, or a team culture that thrives behind a closed door. Maybe you simply want a space that is unmistakably yours, with your branding, your setup, and your door.
Private offices also signal stability. If you are meeting clients regularly, a dedicated office with a prestigious Las Olas address communicates permanence in a way that coworking cannot.
The Hybrid Reality
For many growing businesses, the answer is not either/or. A small private office for the core team, paired with coworking memberships for remote staff who drop in occasionally, gives you the best of both worlds. You get privacy when you need it and flexibility when you want it.
At Axis Space, both options come with the same Business Resort amenities: the waterfront location, the gym, the pool deck, and the hospitality team. The difference is the workspace, not the experience.
How to Decide
Ask yourself three questions: How many people need a dedicated workspace? How often do you meet clients in person? How important is flexibility versus permanence? Your answers will point you in the right direction.
Still unsure? Book a tour. Walking through both the coworking floor and the private offices will make the decision clear in minutes.
