Mindspace, the global flexible workspace provider with over 45 locations worldwide, has opened its first New York location at 25 Kent, the mixed-use office, retail and light manufacturing building owned and managed by Rubenstein Partners in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Mindspace Williamsburg is the company’s fourth location in the US and its second in partnership with Rubenstein Partners, following Mindspace Wanamaker in Philadelphia. Mindspace Williamsburg joins the company’s portfolio in over 20 cities worldwide: Washington D.C., Miami, San Francisco, Philadelphia, London, Amsterdam, Tel Aviv, Berlin and more.
“We’re excited to open our newest office space in Williamsburg. Mindspace is creating an environment that goes beyond the traditional office setting, putting experience first by pairing the epitome of wellbeing and hospitality,” said Dan Zakai, Mindspace CEO and co-founder. “Williamsburg, with its incredible energy and diverse community, is the perfect location. It’s an up-and-coming neighborhood with a melting pot of cultures, attracting luxury brands and a host of cool businesses. By tapping into the creative spirit that thrives in this area, we are providing a truly unique experience for our members, with all the amenities and all the hippest shops and restaurants right outside.”
25 Kent offers a fitness center with spa-like locker rooms, meditation pods and a bouldering wall, as well as on-site bike and car parking spaces. Signature benefits and services also include daily community and lifestyle events as well as wellness activities like yoga, nutrition education and more. The site an oversized private terrace within Mindspace, a tenant-only rooftop, unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline and 73 acres of adjacent parkland including Bushwick Inlet Park and McCaren Park.
Developed by Rubenstein Partners, 25 Kent occupies a full block bounded by Wythe and Kent Avenues and North 12th and North 13th Streets, directly across the street from Bushwick Inlet Park, the city’s newest waterfront park.
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