Boost your productivity with fully serviced office space at 325 E Grand River Avenue in the bustling commercial center of Michigan’s state capital. Thrive in a business community attracting major players in healthcare, insurance, automotive, and government. Work your way in light and airy workspace with open-plan flexibility, pitch and present in fully equipped meeting rooms, and take a break in sociable kitchen, lounge, and reception areas. When you’re done for the day, grab a bite at one of the growing number of local restaurants and bars just a short walk away.
Reserve a hot desk in a shared, professional workspace at 325 E Grand River Avenue in downtown East Lansing. You get a comfortable spot with natural light and high-speed internet in a light and airy, open-plan setting. It is a cost-effective way to work alongside a thriving local business community next to Michigan State University. Book a desk for the day whenever you need it.
A hot desk gives you a reserved spot in a shared workspace with natural light and high-speed internet.
Yes, you can book a hot desk for the day whenever you need workspace.
It is at 325 E Grand River Avenue in downtown East Lansing, adjacent to Michigan State University.
Yes, coworking lets you work alongside a thriving local business community.
Yes, the coworking area offers high-speed internet for calls and everyday work.
Adjacent to Michigan State University, steps from a hub of innovation, education and networking.
Served by the CATA bus network, with nearby bus stops and parking within walking distance.
The Wharton Center, the Broad Art Museum and Grand River Avenue's restaurants and shops sit close by.
325 E Grand River Avenue sits in the heart of downtown East Lansing, adjacent to Michigan State University, one of the largest public research universities in the country. The Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA) network serves the area with convenient bus stops, and Bailey Street Parking and other lots sit within a short walk. Grand River Avenue's thriving commercial district puts restaurants, shops and essential services close by, while the Wharton Center for Performing Arts and the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum add arts and entertainment near the workspace.