Lower Manhattan Gets a Work Hub

Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name. Well, downtown's 800 tech, media, advertising, and information companies finally have a gathering space for work and play. Lower Manhattan Headquarters (LMHQ) has answered the community's prayers with a 12.5k SF workspace at 150 Broadway. Rather than operate like a co-working space, LMHQ is meant to be like a clubhouse, where people can meet up, collaborate, and even bump into like-minded individuals. The high-tech space, has open work areas, phone rooms, meeting rooms, a large classroom, and an event space for 140 people. There's also diverse programming, like morning meditation and dance parties. Membership is $1,920/year for individuals and there's an $8,000/year company membership for five employees. People can also drop in for $30/day. [CO]

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