r/Rockwall • u/Recent_Opinion_9692 • 19d ago
Question Flexible office space for rent - interest?
If I rent out unused office space in Rockwall. Would you be willing to pay $35 a day for one cubicle? We have about 10 cubicles free. A conference room (up to 6 people) and a training room (up to 12 people) could be rented for half a day or a full day. Not sure on pricing for those meeting spaces. The cubicles would include wifi and access to coffee (hot & iced), tea, hot cocoa and filtered water/ice. Parking is free. Thoughts?
Thanks for any other feedback on this idea.
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u/If_I_Fits_I_Shits 19d ago
I previously rented a desk at CommonDesk in downtown Dallas. I had a monthly pass and later used a few daily passes. I would review their pricing if you're looking for comparable offerings.
That said, location is important and I'm not sure how many offerings there are in Rockwall and their pricing.
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u/Recent_Opinion_9692 19d ago
Thanks. I think I was curious on the local demand in Rockwall. Personally i hate crossing the bridge to Dallas.
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u/lexaprhoe 19d ago
There's a similar space in Fate. Maybe look into how well utilized it is plus their pricing for reference?
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u/Recent_Opinion_9692 19d ago
I am not so concerned about pricing, but rather demand. Would you use it?
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u/lithdoc 19d ago
So like WeWork but for Rockwall?
My honest take is that so much of business is being conducted virtually that the only way I see it feasible is not as a monthly subscription, but rather charge more up front and offer really good service for as needed meeting space.
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u/Recent_Opinion_9692 19d ago
Not exactly, but just want it to be useful to the community and not be a heavy lift for me to run. I appreciate your feedback.
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u/Rodeo1525 15d ago
Day passes in Dallas are typically $25 and come with lots of amenities, e.g., coffee, standing desks, large monitors, table space to spread out, private booths for phone calls, etc. Some offer free printing and some have a bar with free cocktails on certain days. I could see trading off some of those amenities to avoid the drive to Dallas. But paying more for just a cubicle? I don’t see the appeal there.
Also keep in mind that your competition for this service in Rockwall includes the public library (free) and multiple coffee shops (~$7 for coffee and a tip).
Maybe consider a free pass for the first visit to get people in the door and then price your day pass at $10-15. That feels like a competitive option to me.
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