LiquidSpace's Good S.F. News

Meeting and workspace at the Omni San Francisco will soon be available to book through LiquidSpace, Bisnow just learned. S.F. is now one of the fastest-growing markets on the LiquidSpace platform, both in terms of supply (workspaces) and demand for space, CEO Mark Gilbreath tells us. (Here at the company's 25 Taylor home base.) LiquidSpace recently surpassed its one millionth transaction, and S.F. is the company's largest market in terms of total transactions weekly.

The company just raised an additional $14M in funding, with plans to use the influx of capital to scale. There's over 5,500 workspaces in 600 cities across three countries (US, Canada and Australia), and its newly redesigned website introduces curated collections of workspaces. Among the highest-end options: Rent out the library at the Mandarin Oriental at 222 Sansome for $1,050 a day. Hold a 15-person meeting all day then throw an impromptu dinner or cocktail party with shelves of first-edition books for ambiance.

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