Kent Offices
Brooklyn · New York
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Become a partnerWhy base your team in Brooklyn:
Etsy sits in Dumbo among software and media teams, and the Navy Yard next door runs hardware, film and small manufacturers. Pratt and NYU Tandon graduates walk in, rents undercut Manhattan, and Fort Greene handles dinner after a long day.
Find the perfect private office in Brooklyn:
Private offices in Brooklyn run from a lockable room for two or three up to one that holds twenty, priced by the day or the month, with furnished desks, bookable meeting rooms and a kitchen on the floor.
Commuting to Brooklyn:
Staff arrive on the A, C, F and R, or ride over the Manhattan Bridge; garages fill early.
What a day office costs in New York City
A day office is a private office booked for a single day: a furnished, lockable room for one person or a small team, taken without a lease. Across other spaces in New York City, a day office runs a median of $217. On Croissant every private office in New York City can be booked by the day, per office, at the space's own rate.
Questions about offices in Brooklyn
Croissant lists 44 private offices in Brooklyn, New York City, including Kent Offices, every one taken by the day or on a monthly term, with no lease.
Private offices in Brooklyn, New York City start at $35 a day; most are between $70 and $367 a day, and the largest run to $787. On a monthly term they start at $466.67 a month. There is no lease: take one by the day or the month and leave when you are done.
Private offices in Brooklyn seat 1 to 15 people: 25 seat up to 4, 17 seat 5 to 10 and 2 seat more than 10. Filter the list by seats to see the ones that fit.
A private office in Brooklyn works when your team already lives here: no crossing the river twice a day, and a client coming from Manhattan is a short ride out. You get a lockable room in a loft or converted warehouse building, and visitors arrive at a brick street front rather than a tower lobby. On the days someone is working near a client in Midtown or Newark, the same account covers a desk there.