UPDATE (October 12, 2018): Post-Office Co-Working to Close October 13 In Underground Atlanta
Post-Office, a pay-per-use co-working concept, later this month will launch in Atlanta, according to a press release Thursday.
But unlike the city’s countless other co-working spaces, Post-Office will “pop up” and fill under-utilized, un-leased and empty real estate throughout the city.
“With more than 22 million people co-working by 2020, we felt the time was now for a new kind of co-working experience,” Michele Grant, one of the company’s co-founders, said in the release.
“With Post-Office, we know our guests will include entrepreneurs, freelancers and career adventurers of all kinds. Our goal is to support each of them no matter what their office trajectory while providing convenience through multiple locations, office amenities including our official coffee partner Radio Roasters, easy booking via our app, and accessible pricing.”
The co-working concept plans to launch its first location late-October in Underground Atlanta, at 86 Pryor Street SW, with the other hubs launching shortly after.
It’s unclear how long the concept will be open downtown. The co-working concept will have hubs for as little as a “couple of months” or even for “the long haul.”
“What WRS is doing downtown is a perfect example of a location in transition that can easily provide services and conveniences to businesses, students, and neighbors,” Marcus Henderson, a Post-Office co-founder, said in the release.
“We are excited they understand the Post-Office vision and are welcoming us to the neighborhood.”
Post-Office this weekend (Friday through Sunday) is hosting 48 in 48 at 86 Pryor Street SW.
The 48-hour hackathon event links together local nonprofits with accomplished marketing and technology professionals with a goal of curating 48 brand new, professional websites.
