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Good Coworking

5.0 (12 reviews)
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Ana O.

While GoodWork is a work in progress, it looks like it will be an awesome shared work-space for both occasional users and long-term users. Also on the menu: residential loft spaces. And bonus, onsite fitness classes and seminars/workshops. I attended a creativity workshop and had the chance to tour the facility. It looks very promising for those that need to find a vibrant office space and looking to get out office-ing from the local coffee shop or Starbucks. GoodWork has several options in membership such as day passes to longer term, private office space rentals. Eventually they will have a retail coffee shop and other amenities which will be included in the membership. And if you reside in one of their lofts, the work-space amenities are included. What I also like about the space is that it is a re-purposed building and the developers/owners have made a conscientious effort to be a green and sustainable space. They are using solar power and bringing the outside in by way of plants and other natural materials in the space. Good work!

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This place oozes innovation, community and creativity. Great working spaces and events as well.

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“If you want it to be, GoodWork can be more than just an office space - it can be a very supportive community.”

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Expansive Katy Building

Expansive Katy Building

(13 reviews)

West End, Downtown

I absolutely love this office building! I have a great view here on the 1st floor of the Katy…read moreBuilding I'm truly amazed with the history of Dallas seeing as I was born and raised here in Dallas! Our beautiful office is located on the 1st floor, and I get to interact with so many people that come to the office building. Melissa you and Brennan are absolutely amazing! Thank you both for your hospitality! You both really take the time for your tenants, and it is my pleasure to come into the office here at Fastsigns Downtown!!

I am writing to formally express my frustration with the ongoing issues I have encountered since…read moremoving into this building. The lack of communication between staff, combined with unfulfilled promises, has made operating my business here exceedingly difficult. Despite multiple attempts to reach out for assistance, I have been met with indifference, and on several occasions, I've felt that my concerns were treated as a nuisance. It seems that the priority is staff enjoyment of their holidays, rather than addressing the critical issues affecting tenants like myself. This disregard for the needs of business owners is disheartening and jeopardizes my business's reputation. I have been in business for 14 years and maintain a 5-star rating. However, the ongoing problems with building access are putting that reputation at risk through no fault of my own. It is incredibly frustrating to feel that my concerns as a business owner are not being taken seriously. Before signing my lease, I made it clear that I work nights, weekends, and holidays. Despite this, when I arrived at the building on January 1, 2025, prepared to serve my clients, I found that my key card still does not grant me access to my suite. This issue has been ongoing for two weeks, and despite repeated attempts to resolve it, I still cannot access the building or serve my clients. What is particularly alarming is the complete lack of response from staff. I have reached out via text, email, and phone with no reply. I have not been provided with a clear after-hours procedure to address emergencies like this, leaving me with no recourse in urgent situations. The building's expansive app is also malfunctioning. I understand that the company is closed today, but someone should have been designated to be on-call for emergencies. If I am unable to service my clients today, they will not be able to work tomorrow due to the OSHA-compliant certifications I provide. OSHA standards do not allow them to work without these certifications. These certifications are critical for their careers, and failing to deliver them today could have serious consequences for their livelihoods. While I have received several apologies from staff, apologies alone are insufficient without tangible action. A sincere apology is only demonstrated through a swift resolution of the issue at hand. Until the problem is fixed, further apologies feel disingenuous and unhelpful. I have been patient, but my patience has now run out. Each time I receive assistance, it is because I have had to take time out of my busy day, with year-end deadlines, to contact Expansive. I do not understand what they expect me to do in this situation. If the door on this level is not functioning, simply unlocking it with a key would be a reasonable suggestion. Why is there a need to prop the door open with a chair? Unlocking it would allow tenants to access the building until the issue is resolved. I am sure some may be upset about my writing this review, but this is only because I have consistently asked for help without receiving adequate assistance. I typically handle such matters maturely and do not write reviews. I am requesting immediate action to resolve the issue with my key card. I would also appreciate direct contact from the owner of Expansive to address these concerns, as it seems no one else cares. Please be advised that I will update my Google review once this issue is resolved. Until then, I would advise potential tenants to reconsider renting from Expansive--especially those who require access to the building during non-traditional hours. I am not the only tenant experiencing this issue; another tenant I spoke with yesterday, who moved in just a week ago, is facing the same access problems. This issue is clearly systemic, and I believe it requires action from the third-party company responsible for maintaining the building's security system. Attached is a photo of the communication from Dec 31, 2024, showing staff was informed about the key card issue. Instead of addressing the problem, they left to enjoy their New Year's Eve holiday. I never received a response.

Regus Texas Downtown Republic Center

Regus Texas Downtown Republic Center

(4 reviews)

Downtown

I've lived and worked in this building for the past 4-5 years and, up until recently, had a very…read morepositive experience. The onsite security and valet staff have always been respectful, helpful, and professional. Unfortunately, my final experience was disappointing and unacceptable. During my office move-out, property within the building was damaged while movers were relocating furniture. Instead of addressing the issue responsibly, Jason Laurence (Republic Center) responded with sarcasm, dismissive remarks, and no willingness to take accountability or help resolve the situation. After reaching out to Christen Piazza (Republic Center) for assistance, I was met with further unprofessionalism. She was notably rude and made it clear that the building would not be taking any financial responsibility for the damage. To complicate matters, the building is now claiming that the move was not properly scheduled, even though the management company (Regus) has confirmed that it was. At this point, I've been left with no choice but to escalate the issue and file a claim in small claims court, where a judge will ultimately decide responsibility. It's incredibly disappointing to have this be the closing chapter of my time in the building. Years of respectful tenancy were met with avoidable conflict, a lack of accountability, and unprofessional behavior from certain members of management. Professionalism should never be selective, especially when a tenant is simply seeking a fair resolution. All and all Regus was great but the building it's within is not.

I have been here twice. Once for a baby shower and the second time was to visit a friend. The…read morefirst thing you notice as you go in the building is that the security is top notch. There is no way a burglar is getting in here. The building is very modern with elegant touches. It looks like an awesome place to live.

Switchyards - Dallas - Back work area

Switchyards - Dallas

(3 reviews)

Oak Cliff

Just wrapped my first week as a member and loving it so far! The staff is nice and the space is…read morebeautiful. I've never had a problem finding parking, and I've come at all hours of the day. A few small gripes: no printing, free coffee but only hot varieties and no syrups, just honey. Also, you can't eat "meals" just snacks. Because of the 24/7 format, it definitely makes sense to minimize the amenities that would require around the clock employees so I totally get it. The phone booth scheduling can be a little clunky but it truly feels that all members try their best to follow Switchyards' rules. There are so many different seating options, from booths to community tables to cubicle-like quiet spaces with white noise flooding the room. The NPR playing over the bathroom speakers is also a nice touch. For those like me that work on company devices, the password protected WiFi network is what makes Switchyards worth the money. I love working at a coffee shop but can't do it on open networks. The music in the space can be a little loud but I find that it helps drown out people who may be taking calls in the open or having conversations. I hope they open more in DFW!

I loved the ambience and the vibes of this establishment. For $100/month, you get 24/7 access to a…read morepremium experience where you can complete work or study or small meetings in a luxurious and comfortable setting. There is free premium coffee and refreshments, small snacks and quiet and peaceful study spots. I loved the comfortable seating and plentiful charging spots. It is a great place to meet other professionals and situated in downtown/south dallas.

Good Coworking - sharedofficespaces - Updated October 2026

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