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Amsterdam firm Spaces joins Chicago’s growing co-working scene
Chicago Tribune Amsterdam-based co-working company Spaces has leased three floors of a North Side loft office building, the first of as many as 10 Chicago-area locations it plans to open in the next 18 months. Spaces has leased 27,110 square feet in the building on … |
Amsterdam firm Spaces joins Chicago’s growing co-working scene – Chicago Tribune
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