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‘Co-Working‘ space on track to open downtown
Harbor Light Coworking, a popular space sharing concept in bigger cities for remote/ home office workers, will soon arrive in downtown Harbor Springs. HARBOR, Inc. has signed a lease with property owner, Michael Loveland, for office space on the third floor at 152 E. |
‘Co-Working’ space on track to open downtown – Harbor Light
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