Industrious To Open First Manhattan Location At SL Green's 215 Park Ave South

Jamie Hodari, Industrious
Photo credit: Courtesy of Industrious
Industrious Ceo Jamie Hodari And President Justin Stewart

Brooklyn-based co-working space provider Industrious NYC will be setting up it first Manhattan location on the 12th floor of SL Green Realty’s 215 Park Ave South, after signing a 15-year, 17k SF lease.

The co-working company was repped by CBRE’s Keith Caggiano and Roshan Shah, while SL Green’s Gary Rosen and Howard Tenenbaum repped the landlord in-house, the Commercial Observer reports.

The company recently closed an impressive Series B fundraising round, taking in $37M from VC firms Riverwood Capital, Outlook Ventures and Maplewood, raising its total funding to $51M.

Industrious has several locations throughout the country, with its first at 594 Dean St in Prospect Heights and others in Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia and Los Angeles. Industrious NYC’s co-founder, Jamie Hodari (left, with co-founder and president Justin Stewart), has said the company plans to add 12 new locations, including Kansas City, Dallas, Phoenix, Portland, Seattle, San Diego, San Francisco, Detroit, Charlotte, Pittsburgh and Miami. [CO]

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