Best Co-Working Spaces in Metro Manila

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THE BEST COWORKING SPACES IN THE

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Check out the best Coworking spaces in BGC, Makati, Quezon City, Cebu, and Davao for
freelancers & entrepreneurs who are always on the go.
MARCH 19, 2019 BY AMIEL PINEDA (HTTPS://GRIT.PH/AUTHOR/AMIELPINEDA/)
As a full-time freelancer, I like working in co ee shops every once in a while.
Sometimes, you just have to break the monotonous routine of working at home.
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And if you have kids at home (we have a toddler and a newborn), getting a break from
all the chaos of playing with and taking care of the little rascals is a godsend.
More importantly, working in a conducive environment helps bring out our best work
and boost our productivity to the roof (https://grit.ph/productivity/).
Co ee shops used to be the remote worker’s (https://grit.ph/remote-jobs/) (think

freelancers, homebased peeps, etc.,) go-to-spot when working outside—however—it
can be a hit or miss.
Sometimes you nd a true gem of a place complete with all the creature comforts and
faster-than-lightning internet (https://grit.ph/internet-plans/).
But these places tend to get packed quickly and you’re back to Google typing “best
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co ee shops near me” in no time.
So what’s the best place for people like me who wish to work outside and get topnotch
working experience?
Answer: Co-working spaces.
Contents 
What is a co-working space?
How does it work?
How Coworking spaces started
State of Coworking Spaces in the Philippines
Why should you work in a coworking space?
Who works in coworking spaces?
What to look for in a coworking space?
Bene ts of working in a Coworking space
Things to consider when looking for a coworking space
Coworking space pros and cons
Types of Desks in Coworking Spaces
Coworking space pricing
The Best Co-working Spaces in the Philippines
Best Coworking Spaces in Quezon City
Best Coworking Spaces in Ortigas
Best Coworking spaces in Makati
Best Coworking spaces in BGC
Best Coworking Spaces in Cebu
Best Coworking Spaces in Davao
What is a co-working space?

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The web de nes “coworking” as, “The use of an o ce or other working environments by
people who are self-employed or working for di erent employers, typically so as to
share equipment, ideas, and knowledge”
In other words: A place you share with others to get your work done.
How does it work?

If you ever tried renting a desktop computer in your friendly neighborhood computer
shop, it’s essentially the same concept.
But instead of hurling projectiles at each other in DOTA 2 (or whichever online game is
hot these days) or casually sur ng the web, you go to a coworking space to work.
You treat it as your own little corner space to get things done.
And most shared workspaces I’ve seen (and read about) are packed with all the stu
that people like me absolutely want.
What kinds of stu , you ask?
How about unlimited co ee, for starters?
Add in uber-fast wi , comfy seats and desks, superb overall ambiance, and better-than-
average amenities and you get the perfect working setup that beats regular o ce
cubicles by a long shot.
Some high-end shared o ce spaces feature beer taps, recreational and multimedia
rooms, and even a gym!
It’s like everything you can dream of in a perfect co ee shop and more—minus all its
cons (seats aren’t guaranteed, potential excessive noise, the sta sometimes gives you
awkward looks if you’ve been hanging out for some time).
Aside from that, the networking potential you’ll have (since you’ll be in a social setting
with other people) opens up a ton of possibilities for your work. Perhaps you can snag a
new client, get referred by others, meet other freelancers, etc.,
How Coworking spaces started

Its roots go back to the 90’s (the term for it then was “hackerspace”) and essentially
operated under the same principles.
Fast-forward to 2005, the rst o cial “co-working space” was launched in San Francisco
by a programmer named Brad Neuberg. He found business centers “unsocial” and
thought that home o ces fell into the trap of negative productivity (perhaps he too
found that there were too many distractions at home).
The Hat Factory is considered to be the rst dedicated co-working space (co-founded
by Neuberg along with 2 others) and the next few years saw the tech industry adopt
coworking spaces both in the US and European countries.
Today, WeWork is the largest coworking company based in the US that provides shared
workspaces across the globe.
In fact, they recently opened a 4000-sqm facility in Taguig, opening its doors to
freelancers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, small and large businesses. A second Philippine
branch will open in Makati.
In the last few years, there has been an increase in the number of coworking spaces
popping up all across the Philippines.
State of Coworking Spaces in the Philippines

In 2017, Colliers International projected a 10% growth in the coworking space market in
the Philippines. Their report, “Mining Millennials: Finding Gold in Co-working Spaces”,
found the increasing number of freelancers and online professionals as the main reason
for the rise of coworking spaces.
The report identi ed coworking spaces as the third type of “ exible o ces”, along with
Serviced O ces and Hosted Service Providers (BPO). While it takes the smallest share,
there has been a rapid increase in the number of coworking spaces being opened every
year (61% annually per this report (https://www.manilatimes.net/co-working-space-ph-
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Why should you work in a coworking space?

Drawing from personal experience, I’d say the number one reason is that it provides
freelancers and other professionals a conducive place to concentrate and really focus on
their work.
While some might say that working at home is better since it requires zero costs and no
time is wasted commuting, they’re being oblivious to the fact that there are more
distractions at home. And more distractions almost always guarantees a dip in
productivity.
Startups and companies which can run most of their processes remotely will also nd
great bene t in the “per-use” nature of coworking spaces. They can opt to use it
occasionally only and save a ton in operating expenses.
People also use coworking spaces to conduct business meetings, do presentations,

client meet-ups, and all sorts of activities that bene t from a more professional setting.
Who works in coworking spaces?

Everyone can visit a coworking space. But the people you’ll nd hanging out here most
often are:
Freelancers
Full-time, part-time, work-from-home, remote worker—basically all types of freelancers

from various elds and niches work here.
Startups
Up and coming companies who need a place to run and bootstrap their operations.
Entrepreneurs
Solopreneurs, internet business owners, and the like.
Consultants
Coworking spaces make a great place to meet and discuss business with clients.
Remote teams
Coworking spaces provide a venue for teams to huddle and set goals and have meetings
to ensure
Professionals
Perfect for making presentations or pitches, conduct meetings, etc.,
Students
Review, write your thesis, do your homework—this place can be perfect for school work.
What to look for in a coworking space?

Not all coworking spaces were created equal. Some will be fancier. Others, too basic.
However, there are a couple of essentials that you should always look out for when
checking out a new place. Here’s a quick checklist:
Safety and security – Check if it’s around a safe area and if the premises look
secured and have proper security personnel.
Maintenance – Refers to both technical support (for the wi and other similar
connections) and janitorial duties (for keeping the area clean and well-
maintained)
Wi speed – Most will have faster-than-average speeds. Connections should
at the very least be 50 Mbps if not higher.
Rooms and desks – How do the conference rooms fare in terms of space and
comfort? What about the quality of desks and chairs? You’d want to work
somewhere really comfy for long hours of work.
Overall ambiance – A vital component of a winning coworking space. It’s

actually one of the rst few things that will draw customers towards the
place.
Printer and stationery services – Nice to have especially if you need to print
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hard copies of documents and other paperwork
Cafeteria and Pantry – A well-stocked cafeteria complete with a wide
selection of beverages and snacks (and meals) is ideal.
Parking – It would be nice to have plenty of spaces for customer vehicles. In
fact, it could be a deal-breaker for some.
Accessibility – Is the place easy to reach? Is it near your location?
Back-up power – A guaranteed source of power is ideal and ensures your
work won’t get interrupted by power failures
Ventilation systems and heating – Is the AC too cold or weak? How’s the
overall air ow and temperature of the place?
Network signal and strength – It would be sad to turn away from an
otherwise great coworking space simply because your mobile phone’s signal
is weak. Still, one thing that you should check out.
Storage facilities – Do they have lockers or other storage facilities for keeping
your valuables? If you’ll be staying for long hours, you’ll probably bring more
than the usual amount of stu so this one’s good to have.
Restrooms – Are they clean and well maintained? Are they stocked with the
essentials?
Overall service – Are the personnel working at the place pleasant and warm
to its customers?
Bene ts of working in a Coworking space

Boosts productivity and creativity
Saves on operational costs
Great ambiance that is primed for working
Flexible
Great for building new connections and networks
Great for nding new talent
Perfect for impromptu meetings and other corporate events
Awesome study place for students too
Things to consider when looking for a coworking

space
Each of us has our own preferences when it comes to our working environment. Here
are a couple of things to keep in mind when checking out a new coworking space.
Community
Does the place provide some kind of “community vibe”? If it does, then that can be a
great sign. Unless of course you’re a soloist type and don’t really care for that type of
stu . Still, it’s one thing to consider as having a solid community of like-minded
individuals can help in boosting your creativity and opens up a lot of opportunities.
Pricing
Be mindful of costs. Check out their plans and packages and see if it ts your budget.
Aim for a nice balance between price and features. Look for your “must-haves” and try
to look for a place that gives you those features without breaking the bank.
Atmosphere
How does the place feel overall? When you rst saw it, did you get the feeling of
excitement of wanting to work there ASAP? Ultimately, the place’s working atmosphere
determines if it’s an ideal place to consider or not.
Coworking space pros and cons

Advantages of coworking spaces Disadvantages of coworking spaces
Great for productivity Can be pricey
You’ll have strangers working around

Excellent for networking potential you (lack of privacy)
Saves on operational costs (for business Some in-house events might be

owners and companies) distracting
Community support Can get crowded and feel too busy
Types of Desks in Coworking Spaces

The actual spot you’ll occupy and work on in coworking spaces are called “desks”. There
are 3 types:
Hot Desk
Refers to stations or spaces that are available currently (for walk-in customers, for
example)
Fixed Desk
A desk that you exclusively “own” per your designated time slot.
Cabin or Private O ce
A dedicated room or space for teams, like a typical o ce suite
Coworking space pricing

How much should I expect to pay?
Expect to pay anywhere from Php 5,000 and up monthly for a “hot desk”. Fixed or
dedicated desks cost more due to exclusivity, adding a few thousand pesos on top of
the hot desk price. Private o ces rates will vary widely depending on the place, so best
to call the place directly for a quote.
Typical one-day pricing for hot desks starts at around Php 350-550 and more, depending
on how premium the coworking space is.
The Best Co-working Spaces in the Philippines

And now for the most important section of this article: Our picks for the best and most
popular co-working spaces in the Philippines.
We’ve listed them down per area and included key details like location, rate, and
operating hours.
Note that the following is listed in no particular order or ranking.

Prices were obtained and online and may not be 100% accurate so please check with
the place if you need more info.

Where to nd the best coworking spots in QC, you ask? Looking at our list, Katips is the
place to be thanks to the growing number of coworking spaces within the area.
47 East
Providing top-notch coworking experience since 2012, 47 East is one of the pioneers in
the local scene.
Address: #47 Esteban Abada St., Brgy. Loyola Heights Quezon City
Operating Hours: 8AM-8PM
Rate:
Daily = Php350
Weekly = Php1,500
Monthly = Php5,000
Quad Study and Coworking Space
Anyone looking for a quiet and cozy place to work, study, create, or collaborate will nd
this place right at home.
Address:: 56 Holy Spirit Dr, Quezon City, 1127 Metro Manila

Operating Hours: 12PM-6AM
Rate:
Hot desk = Php60/hr, Php400/day, Php6,000/month
Agor’s Co-Working
A serene and relaxing place in Proj. 8 QC for the digital nomad and other folks looking to
get work done.
Address: 12 June St, Project 8, Quezon City, 1106 Metro Manila

Operating Hours: 9AM-9PM (Mon-Fri), 10AM-7PM (Sat)
Rate:
Lite plan = Php500/month

Come-n-Go = Php1500/month
Lite = Php2,500/month
The Owlery Workhub
The place boasts of quality coworking and private spaces at prices that won’t break the
bank.
Address: 3rd Flr SMRC Bldg, 331 Katipunan Ave, Quezon City, 1108 Metro Manila
Operating Hours: 9AM-12AM (M-Thu), 9AM-6PM (Fri & Sat)
Rate:
Hourly rates start @Php100 (P50/succeeding hr)

Daily = Php350 (8 hours)
Weekly = Php1,200
Monthly = Php3,360
Roots Katipunan
The place provides students, digital nomads, entrepreneurs, and freelancers a friendly
and lively spot for work and study.
Address: Unit 106, FBR Building, Katipunan Ave, Quezon City, 1108 Metro Manila
Operating Hours: 9:00 am – 2:00 am (M-Fri), 9AM-2AM (Sat), 10AM-7PM (Sun),
Rate:
Hourly rates start Php70

Daily = Php350 (8 hours)
Monthly = Php3,500
The Other Room
This nice little place located in Malingap St. is a perfect venue for intimate gatherings
and coworking needs.
Address: 17 Malingap, Diliman, Lungsod Quezon, 1101 Kalakhang Maynila

Operating Hours: 2PM-12AM
Phone: 0927-8413596
Rate:
Hourly = Php50
Daily = Php350
Racket Room Collective (Sgt. Esguerra branch)
This coworking space near GMA Kamuning MRT o ers patrons a nice and accessible
place to get stu done.
Address: Unit 3G, The Symphony Towers, Sgt. Esguerra Ave, Diliman, Quezon City,
Philippines
Operating Hours: 8AM-8PM
Phone: 02-3585735
Rate:
Daily = Php600
Weekly = Php2,400
Monthly = Php6,000
Paperwork Coworking QC
Modern-looking and spacious, this shared space in E.Rod boasts lovely interiors and
artful vibe.
Address: E Rodriguez Sr. Ave, New Manila, Quezon City, Metro Manila
Operating Hours: 9AM-6PM (M-F)
Phone: (02) 356 7773
Rate: Please contact Paperwork Coworking via their FB page or phone number provided
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CoCa Collab
Anyone looking for a nice little quiet coworking space near V. Luna will surely love this
place’s homey atmosphere and a ordable rates.
Address: 73 V. Luna Ave, Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila

Operating Hours: Please contact them via their o cial FB page for details
Rate: Hot desk – Php350/day ; Php3,500/month
Diligence Cafe
This place is popular among students and freelancers for its roomy spaces and lively
ambiance.
Address: 2F Elizabeth Hall, Katipunan Avenue, Brgy Loyola Heights, Quezon City,
Philippines
Operating Hours: 12PM-7AM (M-Sun)
Phone: 0927 775 0502
Rate: Please contact them via their o cial FB page for details
CoSpace Katipunan
Another coworking space located in Katipunan, this place looks very modern and fresh,
perfect to get those creative juices owing.
Address: 2nd Floor, 299 Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights Quezon City, Philippines 1108
Operating Hours: 12PM-12AM (M-Thu, Sat); 10AM-8PM (Fri);
Phone: (02) 745 5250
Rate: Hot desk @Php400/day
Swing Space
The place’s wooden-centric design gives that “nature-loving” vibe. A quiet and cozy
place for students and freelancers alike.
Address: Unit 2 Mezzanine, Burgundy Place Condominium, Katipunan Ave, Quezon City,
Metro Manila
Operating Hours: 10AM-3AM(M-Sat)
Phone: 0915 881 0717
Best Coworking Spaces in Ortigas

WeRemote Coworking (https://weremote.com/)
WeRemote Coworking’s community is comprised of startups, agencies, BPOs, and

Freelancers.
Address: 2nd oor, Building C, Metrowalk Commercial Complex, Meralco Avenue,

Barangay Ugong, Pasig City, Philippines 1604
Operating hours:
Open 24 hours on Weekdays
Mondays: 7:00 AM to Saturdays: 7:00AM
Closed on Sundays
Members have 24/7 access. They accept Events, Training, and Meeting Room
reservations on Weekends
Phone: (02) 216 3429 (https://www.google.com/search?
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Email: hello@weremote.com (mailto:hello@weremote.com)
Rate:
Day Pass (9 hours per day)

Hourly: Php 100
Daily: Php 450
7 day Pass: Php 2,500
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Monthly: Php 7,000
Night Owl (24 hours)

Hourly: Php 100
Daily: Php 540
Monthly: Php 8,500
Best Coworking spaces in Makati

The nancial center of the country caters to some of the nest coworking spaces digital
nomads, entrepreneurs, freelancers, and startups will love.
ASpace Philippines
This popular coworking space in Makati is home to a diverse crowd of folks. The place is
huge and accommodates up to 250 workers every day.
Address: 110 Legazpi Street, Legazpi Village, Makati, 1229 Kalakhang Maynila
Operating Hours: Open 24 hours (M-F)
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Rate: Please contact them via their o cial website or FB page for details
Servcorp
This place provides plenty of coworking options for both individuals and companies. This
is their Philippine branch, they also have locations scattered across the globe.
Address: 4th Floor, LAV Building, 2119 C.M. Recto Avenue, Barangay 404, Zone 41,,
Sampaloc, Manila, 1015 Metro Manila
Operating Hours: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM (M-F)
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Rate: Php10,000/month (hotdesk)
Warehouse Eight Coworking & Events Space
This place draws plenty of events and workshops thanks to its huge space.
Address: Warehouse 8-A, La Fuerza Plaza 2241 Don Chino Roces, Makati, 1231 Metro
Manila
Operating Hours: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM (M-F); Open 24 hours (Sat-Sun)
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Acceler8 by UnionSPACE
Accessible and spacious with a nice working ambiance. The place is also great for
holding events, seminars, and workshops.
Address: LG, 111 Paseo de Roxas, Legazpi Village, Makati, 1229 Metro Manila 1231 Metro
Manila
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Bitspace Makati (Brainsparks)
Their glass-walled o ces provide the perfect balance of privacy and connectedness. The
place is huge and home to freelancers, entrepreneurs, and startups.
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Address: 6/F PDCP Bank Centre, Ru no cor. Leviste St., Salcedo Village, Makati, 1227
Metro Manila
Operating Hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM (M-F); 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Sat-Sun)
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Penbrothers
They claim to be the “Leading Sta ng and O ce Space Solutions Provider” in the
country. They aim to help startups and SMEs through sta augmentation and providing
o ce space solutions.
Address: OPL Building, 100 C. Palanca, Legazpi Village, Makati, 1229 Metro Manila
Operating Hours: Open 24 hours (M-Sun)
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Pondr: A Coworking Space
If you dig Scandinavian interiors and looks then you’ll feel right at home in Pondr. The
best part? They o er top-notch coworking seats at very competitive rates.
Address: Adamson Centre, 121 L.P. Leviste Street, Salcedo Village, Makati, 1227 Metro
Manila
Phone: 0917 630 1269 (https://www.google.com/search?
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Cerebro Labs
The place operates as a coworking space and a tech business incubator. Its colorful
interiors are both relaxing and fun to look at.
Address: 3rd oor, Universal Re Building, Street, 106 Paseo de Roxas, Legazpi Village,
Makati, 1226 Metro Manila
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Rate: Hotdesk @Php550/day
Best Coworking spaces in BGC

BGC is home to the rst country branch of WeWork, the world’s largest coworking space
company. Let’s check out the others that made it in the list.
WeWork Uptown
The rst branch in the country opens its doors to anyone looking for a taste of that
WeWork experience that made it so popular across the globe.
Address: 36th Street Corner &, 11th Ave, Taguig, 1634 Metro Manila
Phone: 0956 356 4828 (https://www.google.com/search?
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Rate: Dedicated desks – Php 17,000/mo ; Private o ces – Php 28,000/mo
Clock In BGC (Bonifacio High Street)

Formerly known as Square One BGC, it’s popular among Taguig-based freelancers and
startups looking to get things done.
Address: 36th Street Corner &, 11th Ave, Taguig, 1634 Metro Manila
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Phone: 0917 846 9516
Rate: Dedicated desks – Php 17,500/mo ; Hot desk – Php620/day
The O ce – Cowork + Life
Sitting on the 8th oor of HSC plaza, the place looks modern and well-designed. They
also have their own gym and premium third wave co ee shop to boot.
Address: Tower 1, 8th Floor, Highstreet South Corporate Plaza, 9th Avenue, corner 26th
St, BGC, Taguig
Phone: (02) 8780747
Rate: Dedicated desks – Php 17,500/mo ; Hot desk – Php620/day
Ignition Venture Studio
Featuring wide and well-lit interiors, the place o ers private suites and modular o ces
along the usual coworking desks.
Address: North Penthouse, Marajo Tower 312 26th St. Ave., 1634, 4th Ave, Taguig, Metro
Manila
Phone: +63 (02) 7944 6200
Rate: Dedicated desks – Php 14,000/mo
Best Coworking Spaces in Cebu

Aside from their fabulous beaches and tourist spots, Cebu is also home to some of the
best coworking spaces in the country.
OpenMind CoWorking Space
The black and white interiors and modern furnishings give this place that high-end o ce
vibe.
Address: Jose Maria del Mar Street, IT Park Cebu, Cebu City, Philippines
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Phone: 0917 638 7640
Rate: Shared desks – Php 10,000/month
ASpace Cebu
ASpace’s Cebu branch carries on the same superb coworking experience thanks to its
great location and excellent amenities.
Address: Crossroads, Gov. M. Cuenco Ave, Lungsod ng Cebu, 6000 Lalawigan ng Cebu
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Rate: Lounge @Php500/day
The Company Cebu
Customers rave about the place’s conducive working environment and nice interiors.
Also great for training and workshop events.
Address: Ground Floor, Building 4, JDN Square, P.Remedio St, Mandaue City, 6014 Cebu
Operating Hours: 8AM-8PM (M-F)
Phone: 02-3842040
Squared Sums Lounge
The space looks very homey and gives a nice friendly vibe. An excellent coworking hub
for freelancers and entrepreneurs.
Address: Z Plaza, Dionisio Jakosalem Street, Cebu City, Philippines

Operating Hours: 8:30-6PM (M-F); 1PM-6PM (Sat)
Phone: 02-3842040
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iiO ce Cebu
The vibrant and relaxed atmosphere makes it a great spot for creative freelancers
looking for some inspiration. It’s got an a ordable daily rate too.
Address: ARLINDA V. PARAS BLDG, Don Gil Garcia St, Cebu City, 6000 Cebu
Operating Hours: 9AM-7M (M-F)
Phone: +63-32-256-6608
Rate: Hot desk @Php300/day ; Php4,000/month
Best Coworking Spaces in Davao

Where to work in good ole’ Durian Capital of the Philippines? Check out our top picks.
Spacelab Coworking Space
Their o cial website states, “We provide productive workspace, exible membership,
dedicated seats, free- owing drinks, and a collaborative atmosphere.
Address: 1029B E.Jacinto Extension, 3rd Floor, Davao City, Philippines

Operating Hours: 24/7 (M-F)
Phone: +63-82-3217407
Rainmaker’s Coworking Space Davao
Simple and functional, this place provides a no-nonsense take on coworking.
Address: Sazon Building inside Sazon Motors Compound,, McArthur Highway, Talomo,
2nd Floor, Davao City, Philippines
Operating Hours: 6AM-12AM (M-F); 8AM-5PM (Sat)
Phone: +63-(82) 287 5330

Dev Hub Davao
The place is spacious, clean, simple and provides everything you’ll need to get stu
done.
Address: B401, ACI Tower, J.P. Laurel Avenue cor. Iñigo St., Bajada Davao City
Operating Hours: 24/7 (M-F);
Phone: +63-82 224 7793
Spacebook Coworking
Their interiors and desks re ect a more proper o ce feel than others on this list. Overall,
a great choice for students, freelancers, and teams to work and collaborate.
Address: Mezzanine Floor, Karpentrade Building, Km 2 Gen MacArthur Highway, Matina,

Davao City, 8000 Davao del Sur
Operating Hours: 9AM-6PM (M-Sat);
Phone: 082) 298 1790
Dreamwork Coworking Space
“Work, Play, and Create”. Dreamwork prides itself as a community-driven coworking

space for people from various niches and industries.
Address: 2/F Door 1 Aala Bldg Camia St. Brgy Matina Crossing Juna Subd (in front of
NCCC Mall & S&R) Davao City, Philippines 8000
Operating Hours: 9AM-6PM (Mon-Sat);
Phone: 08 296 0913
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As a full-time freelancer, I like working in co ee shops every once in a while.

spaces to rent coworking office

coworking space manila 2019 quad study and coworking space

Co ee shops used to be the remote worker’s (https://grit.ph/remote-jobs/) (think

Answer: Co-working spaces.

What is a co-working space?

How does it work?

What kinds of stu , you ask?

How about unlimited co ee, for starters?

How Coworking spaces started

State of Coworking Spaces in the Philippines

Why should you work in a coworking space?

People also use coworking spaces to conduct business meetings, do presentations,

Who works in coworking spaces?

Full-time, part-time, work-from-home, remote worker—basically all types of freelancers

Solopreneurs, internet business owners, and the like.

Perfect for making presentations or pitches, conduct meetings, etc.,

What to look for in a coworking space?

Overall ambiance – A vital component of a winning coworking space. It’s

Bene ts of working in a Coworking space

Things to consider when looking for a coworking

Coworking space pros and cons

Great for productivity Can be pricey

You’ll have strangers working around

Saves on operational costs (for business Some in-house events might be

Community support Can get crowded and feel too busy

Types of Desks in Coworking Spaces

A dedicated room or space for teams, like a typical o ce suite

Coworking space pricing

The Best Co-working Spaces in the Philippines

Note that the following is listed in no particular order or ranking.

Best Coworking Spaces in Quezon City

Best Coworking Spaces in Quezon City

Quad Study and Coworking Space

Address:: 56 Holy Spirit Dr, Quezon City, 1127 Metro Manila

Hot desk = Php60/hr, Php400/day, Php6,000/month

Address: 12 June St, Project 8, Quezon City, 1106 Metro Manila

Lite plan = Php500/month

The Owlery Workhub

Hourly rates start @Php100 (P50/succeeding hr)

Hourly rates start Php70

The Other Room

Address: 17 Malingap, Diliman, Lungsod Quezon, 1101 Kalakhang Maynila

Racket Room Collective (Sgt. Esguerra branch)

Address: 73 V. Luna Ave, Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila

Best Coworking Spaces in Ortigas

WeRemote Coworking’s community is comprised of startups, agencies, BPOs, and

Address: 2nd oor, Building C, Metrowalk Commercial Complex, Meralco Avenue,

Day Pass (9 hours per day)

Night Owl (24 hours)

Best Coworking spaces in Makati

Warehouse Eight Coworking & Events Space

Bitspace Makati (Brainsparks)

Pondr: A Coworking Space

Best Coworking spaces in BGC

Clock In BGC (Bonifacio High Street)

The O ce – Cowork + Life

Ignition Venture Studio

Best Coworking Spaces in Cebu

OpenMind CoWorking Space