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Co-working Spaces Spread to the Suburbs
Fox Business Co-working startup Vi Coworking LLC opened a site in June at a redevelopment project at Fort Monmouth, after finding success with a 5,000-square-foot co-working space it launched a little over a year ago at the Bell Works redevelopment in Holmdel. |
Co-working Spaces Spread to the Suburbs – Fox Business
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