First time in a rental office space. What a great idea. This place feels very comfortable and…read morehelps the creative juices flow. Highly recommend the use of this site to host small meetings or just a place to sit and focus.

I've beeen here twice now -- one for an event and the 2nd a meeting I set up. For the event it was…read moregreat. For the meeting, we were in a room called the dabney. There were only 4 of us, so the room was good. There was a screen & a whiteboard (neither which we didn't need). We had access to the kitchen, which meant coffee, tea, water & infused water Lindsey & Tariq are both super helpful & so friendly! I had conversations with both throughout the day & they made us feel at home. There are so many other kinds of rooms you can rent! I'm sure whenn the weather the gets nice the outside areas will be bustling.

Love this space! If looking forward to work were a space, it would be her…read more There is plenty of space for co-working, meeting (privately or otherwise), taking/making phone calls, filming, podcasting, creating content, you name it. There's a kitchen so you can store your lunch & clean up, and there are a few cozy spaces if you need to channel your sofa without the comfort of your living room. The owner is so sweet, and you can see the intention she put into every inch of this space! I'll come back again & again.

Brandery is the newest coworking space in Northside, right upstairs from Smoky Mug. I tried the…read morefree week of coworking and really enjoyed it. First, the owners were super friendly. They welcomed me in, gave me a mini tour, and throughout the day asked how I was and how I liked the space. Since it's new it's super clean, but I also love that there is lots of natural light! And the playlist is on point. I bought my headphones to drown out any noise, but the background music they had was perfect. There is also a coffee and drink station in the kitchen that members have access to.

When I was in search for a co-working space, I found Balance RVA in a Google search and I'm so…read morethankful I did. Juri, the owner, invited me in for a tour and I knew from the minute I walked in that it was going to be my new space. It's a very welcoming environment with great people and I love that my child is welcome as well. I liked it so much that I upgraded my membership from co-working to a permanent office because I don't plan on moving. Juri and her team are like family and my son and I love working and socializing there. As an added bonus, we get discounts on services offered by other members, so I now have an excellent (and super cheap) cleaning service and massage therapist. Couldn't recommend this place more. Come join our Balance Family!

As a work-from-home Recruiter with a toddler, I was so excited to find Balance RVA which offered a…read moreplace for me to work uninterrupted! Their co-working space offers plenty of room to spread out and if you need some privacy, there are conference rooms that can be reserved. But really what sold me was the patient and dedicated child care team and staff -- they make this working mom's life SO much easier!!

804RVA is a co-working space located on West Broad. There are three different levels of memberships…read moreyou can purchase in order to use the space. You can also purchase a day pass for the space. A group of my peers and myself use the space to record a podcast. The owners at 804RVA have been great with working with our large group. The space is clean, there are plenty of outlets and the wi-fi is free. I recommend 804RVA for any creative/entrepreneur looking to use a co working space.

This country club for nerds is an incredible spot for people to collaborate, hang out, and get to…read moreknow people you wouldn't normally ever work with. Larkin Garbee is the lifeblood of this organization (wolf pack), constantly bringing innovative ways for coworkers to get to know each better, hosting events, and creating a better environment for the coworkers. It's definitely worth checking out with a free day to prospective new coworkers. Rates are incredibly reasonable, especially when you consider free coffee, and most of the time, free beer. There are fulltime office space rentals available as well. Be prepared to ramp up your productivity as the hours fly by. Disclaimer: I'm the lucky guy who is married to Larkin.

The Common House is soooooo cute! I came here for a business lunch with some colleagues and was not…read moreat all disappointed... I mean check out the photos! We started out with some truffle fries and they were great, a must get. For lunch I had the Greek Falafel plate. Not only was the presentation gorgeous but it had a generous portion of hummus and tzatziki. It was full of crispy chickpeas to give a little crunch. The sweet peppers, rainbow carrots, and broccolini were roasted to perfection and full of flavor. The watermelon radish added a gorgeous splash of color and the feta spread throughout . The plate was served with a side of za'atar naan that was a burst of spice and completely complimented the meal. Then to top it off.... Beautiful flowers to add more color and elegance. The service was prompt and kind the entire time! Our colleague showed us around the place after our meal and the theme to me definitely is making people feel welcome and special. It's the little touches that matter, like the beautiful artwork extending from the first floor to the top floor in the stairwell. A cool place to work, collaborate, and be social offering various spaces to meet all your needs.

Enjoyed a lovely lunch in this private common area for those who need a spot to work, podcast, or…read morehold meetings. The service and food were perfection.

This place is wonderful! Everyone who works there is super helpful and very knowledgeable if you…read moreare looking to purchase one of their lofts. Plus their are multiple online options to finding and being alerted of their availability, that they are more than willing to show you! They are also great with creating a happy environment for everyone who lives there and take the time to get to know them & do fun seasonal activities. Definitely a wonderful place to be!

Loved living here for a year. Wish I could've stayed longer. The apartment itself was really cool…read moreand had a very industrial feel inside. Love the location and the neighborhood it is in feels relatively safe, the only thing I ever worried about outside of the apartment was potentially having my car broken into because that happened to a few cars while I lived there but never to mine. The staff at City View Lofts are pretty responsive and helpful, Especially maintenance. The only issue within our apartment that we ever experienced that wasn't immediately handled was a few minor leaks after a very heavy rains. The dog parks nearby are very fun and a nice opportunity to get to know people if you are new to the area. There are also two breweries and a handful of restaurants nearby within walking distance.

I've had a great experience living here so far! The apartment is clean, quiet, and in a really nice…read morelocation. I also really like having access to the swimming pool and gym. The staff has been friendly and helpful whenever I've needed anything.

Great staff, responsive maintenance, beautiful views, and friendly neighbors. Then there are the…read moreROACHES. I've lived in apartments most of my adult life with pets and their accompanying food. I never had roaches until I lived in this building! Apparently, the roaches live in the walls and migrate from apartment to apartment. Pest Control sprays various units every week in a game of whack-a- mole.

Very old, appliances. Had to submit multiple work request in the one month we lived in the unit…read more Convenient yes, daily living with kids - not so much.

The Flats at West Broad Village's "community care team" cares little for residents. They do not…read morehold themselves accountable for the issues raised, and present excuses regarding fixtures to the package delivery system, the broken package room door, gym equipment, or creating partnership/incentives with the local businesses that create "the village" they market . They will say "they are working on it," and months later, the issue still stands. With the exception of the maintenance team, the "community care" team does not care for their own accountability. However, they do care about ensuring you are accountable. For example, they switched the rental insurance system and requested residents upload their new insurance by 9/1. The morning of 9/1, I uploaded the insurance, cc'd them in the email, and they charged a $13 penalty. Do note residents verify rental insurance before moving in, thus I do have rental insurance-- they simply did not choose to transfer the prior documentation to the new system and left the hassle on residents to do so. Additionally, 8/21, I paid $2,536 in rent in ADVANCED based off of the charges in the portal (proof attached). On 9/6, Katina mentioned I owed $63 + the $13 charge but said it would be removed over a phone call. I was very grateful as numerous changes have taken place due to shifts in property management in July. On 7/31, they stated, "Moving forward, your monthly rent will be posted on the 1st of each month. You will still be able to review your monthly charges through your conservice statement, but the official charge will not be posted until the 1st". I neglected to remember this; by paying my rent early I did not see the conservice statement in the portal as the 2 systems are not merged. On 9/6, after I was notified of the $63 by Katina and thought the phone call reminder was very kind -- on the same day, I returned home after a long day of work, to a "notice of failure to pay rent" posted to my door stating I would need to vacate the premises in 5 days if I did not pay rent. A Notice to Pay is a 14-day letter for money-related issues.This notice is used for failure to pay rent. The landlord gives the tenant written notice that rent must be paid within five days of service date or the tenant must vacate the premises. During the pandemic, the original 5 day notice was extended to 14. While it is still listed on Henrico County's website (https://henrico.us/sheriff/civil-process-section/eviction-process/) , it may have resorted back to 5-days following the pandemic-related state of emergency. However, despite the legality of it, I do not have a pre-existing history of late payments. While I did not see the $63 due to my initiative in paying rent early, the documentation of the $2,536 clearly shows that my intent was to pay rent. If the Flats at West Broad Village's community care team truly valued its community of residents, you would think they would have taken the context into consideration prior to posting a notice. Instead, this made me feel as if I am simply a disposable inhabitant of their property. Minimally, giving me to the end of the day to pay the rest of the amount would have shown an ounce of compassion or empathy, but they do not have that. In this chaotic world where everyone is hustling to cover inflated groceries, gas, rent post-pandemic and amidst a recession trying to survive, they are heartless. While West Broad Village is beautiful and the apartment will be beautiful, if you choose to live here, live with zero oversights or mistakes or they will clock you while making no improvements theirselves.