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San Marcos seeks to bring co-working space to city
Community Impact Newspaper The city of San Marcos is looking to get in the business of co-working. Last night City Council directed the city manager to issue a request for proposals from individuals and business interested in organizing and managing a co-working space in the city. |
San Marcos seeks to bring co-working space to city – Community Impact Newspaper
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