We needed a temporary office for 1 month and checked out several options. We decided to use Regus…read moreafter meeting with a nice rep and looking at the office space. When we signed the agreement, we told them we only needed the space for one month and they said they'd charge us for two but we would get a refund after the month was up. A few weeks into our renting the space, we received a contract that was to last until the end of the year. We let them know, again, that we only needed space for one month. We received written confirmation letting us know the contract was terminated. The one month is up and not only did we not get the promised refund for the additional month, they charged us for 3 more months! I would not recommend using Regus after our experience and we will be looking at other options should we need temporary office space in the future.

Nice location and very helpful staff but the billing experience here is a disaster. First, they…read morerequire a large downpayment and say you will get it returned in 3 months after leaving. Secondly, they billed me for another month after I had given my notice (and they accepted it- btw, 60 day notice) and getting the money back was a huge hassle. Finally, they slap on a $122 "exit fee" upon termination. Like I said, it's a nice facility and the on-site people are great but the organization itself needs improvement.

My office has been here for 5 years. Our office has changed size several times over the last few…read moreyears and Integrated was able to accommodate our changes seamlessly. Any issues that arise are handled immediately and professionally. You pay for what you need and there are no hidden fees. I've recommended Integrated to friends and coleges.

I was a tenant for 3 years. Although the staff was professional and attentive to your needs, IOS…read moremade it extremely painful to leave. This is a nickel and dime operation and when they know they have you under contract, they will take full advantage of it via hidden fees and no transparency. 1. They have a 3 line paragraph hidden within a 6 or 7 page lease that states you have to let them know you are leaving, or the lease will automatically renew. I was supposed to notify them 60 days beforehand, I notified them 45 days beforehand and they agreed, but kept my security deposit. Like I was going to get that back anyway. 2. They billed me $600 to have my phone number and mail forwarded, subject to a signed contract. Something they presented to me the day before my scheduled move out. By the time my attorneys would even read this contract, I wouldn't even need the number forwarded anymore. One would think this would be a courtesy (as it was anywhere else I rented), especially after paying them tens of thousands of dollars of rent over the years. They even wanted to charge us for postage! Nickel and dime 3. After the move out, they charged me $735 for "paint, patch and repair." This was a 100sq foot, single person office with maybe 6 nail holes in the wall to "repair." I calculated it was like $350 an hour to paint an office the size of a walk in closet. So the previous reviewer loves them now, but wait until you have to move out and they charge you to "paint, patch and repair" your office, which is surprisingly going to cost the same amount as your security deposit.

I couldn't be happier with the decision to become a member here. The space is functional yet cozy…read moreand the people working here are very friendly. I'd recommend taking a tour (at the very least) if you're looking for a great North Shore coworking space.

I cannot say enough great things about Dayhouse Coworking! Jess was a lifesaver when I called her…read moreand needed to have private office space the following day, as the plans I had to remain at home and working through remodeling of our bathrooms was not working as I was in meetings. The space itself is so gorgeous and welcoming, and the amenities available (e.g., private rooms for phone calls, free sparkling water, coffee and snacks) are fantastic. I look forward to attending some of the events/presentations, and am so glad to have a professional, peaceful and gorgeous space in which to work when home is a bit too loud. Jess' demeanor is so calm and lovely, and her support has been top-notch! I strongly recommend checking Dayhouse out if you are thinking about it.

This is a great option for those of you seeking a break from your home office or your commute to…read morethe city. The staff is friendly and accommodating and Beverly is super communicative and supportive if you need to stay past 5pm. The rates are decent for daily co-working spaces, and even monthly rentals are reasonable. When you start getting into a permanent office, it can get costly, but if you sign a year-long lease, you can get a nice discount. The only downside is that the restrooms are outside the office (within the building) and you'll need to grab the key if you don't have a permanent space. Not a deal-breaker, but also not the most convenient. I probably wouldn't use my own money to fund a space here, but if you have an employer or you own your own business and can build the cost into your offerings, I highly recommend checking this Regus location out.

This is a great location! Very quiet very clean. I'm a traveling business woman and I use a lot of…read morethe Regus business lounges. The gentleman that greeted me was very friendly. People are so nice and accommodating here.

My husband and I attended a fundraiser for an educational non-profit organization at Cocial. This…read morewas a great space to hold this event. They feature coworking spaces, meeting rooms, a kitchen and dining area as well as a bigger space for larger functions. This larger space is great for gatherings, corporate parties, class reunions, and many other uses. There are bathrooms located down the hall. Parking is conveniently available in the underground garage with an elevator that will take you up to the office space. I highly recommend Cocial for all of your coworking and event space needs.

I love The Day Offices. The rooms are trendy but professional, roomy for business or even…read morehealthcare start up, you can't beat the price! What is really cool is the by hour scheduling, and if you decide on long term monthly rental, they have spots next door. It's the perfect place for therapists/counselors start-up practice. They people who run it are so nice and responsive.

The space is beautiful and serene with ample room to spread out. I worked in Office 1 and it was…read morevery comfortable and roomy enough for two people. It was clean and well kept. Such a pleasant place to work!!

I needed to book a space on short notice. I booked BE Office at 444 N Michigan, Chicago…read more Great location, great building, phenomenal space and equipment, great views. Great staff. Super helpful. Practiced social distancing and had masks. However, you could still see thier customer service smiles shine through. Bonus points for having a spare cord for my laptop. Everything was clean, ultra modern and ergonomic furnishings in the spaces. They more exceeded my expectations. Pricing very reasonable. They also have training rooms. Consider this space when you need a private office or meeting location, business meeting or Training.

If seems to be a co-working space, but I was here for a workshop. Had I known I would be the first…read morereview, I'd have taken some photos because their website is conspicuously light on photos. It wasn't a bad space. The room we were in was kind of on the small side, since there were 5 rows of tables set up in the room. They were those skinny little tables you see at conferences and stuff too, which was a little bit of a pain, but no big. What actually surprised me most was that there weren't more outlets. I had my laptop to take notes, as did a couple other women, and the only outlets were high up (like more than halfway up) the wall, and only on one side of the room. My laptop didn't die, though, so it worked it alright since I was able to charge during the break. Just a bit unexpected in a modern space. I was here on a Saturday morning, in a small workshop that only had about 20 people total, so I'm not sure how it would be on a weekday, but we were the only ones there during the timeframe of our event. That was nice because it was super quiet. A couple quirks about the building, if you're heading here: They have smart elevators, and though I'm not sure exactly how they work the guard selected the floor from his desk and told me which elevator I would take to get to my floor. There are touchpads just outside the elevators, and on the way down, the only option the touchpad fave me was the lobby (although if you work there, there must be a way to access other floors). There are only about 4 buttons in the actual elevator. Also--on this floor, at least--the bathrooms are secured and you have to enter a code to enter. Nice for keeping it clean and orderly, but it could've a little stressful if you forget the code! We didn't have any kind of tech issues or anything, though it was more than a little annoying to have to agree to get promo emails from them in order to log onto the WiFi--the space was being paid for; that seems like it should have been included in the rental fee. I'm also not sure if adding a slightly larger space made it that much more expensive or something, because the catered lunch we had was set up in a kind of closet-like alcove adjacent to the larger room we were using. But overall it seems like a useful space for small meetings or other events, presentation, or co-working.

These folks really know the local market. The caring and compassion is evident in all that they do,…read moreplus their professionalism is top notch. You can count on them to get the job done right and in the shortest period of time. Under the leadership of Liz Goodchild, this is a business that has the energy and drive to get you the best deal in real estate, whether you're buying or selling.

I have a rental unit on the market and their agent brought clients to my property. Apparently the…read moreagent left them unsupervised as someone in their party actually banged on a metal valve in the laundry room till it broke off. The ensuing gush of water has me cost thousands of dollars in damages. Carpeting and linoleum must be replaced. Even the drywall must be cut two feet up (more in other areas) as it's all water damaged. My unit is off the market as it's now uninhabitable. Need-less-to say, I find their business standards to be lax or non-existant. Their lack of professionalism is costing me more than I can afford. Obviously, I would never hire them as my realtors but I don't want them to ever step foot on my property again.