Best Coworking Spaces in Los Angeles to Make Connections

Remote workers, start-ups, small teams, and freelancers tired of working at home in their pajamas have a ton of invigorating options for independent coworking spaces. Get work done, meet other people naturally, and enjoy perks at one of these fabulous independent coworking spots around LA.

The Preserve LA

• Location: Hollywood
• Best for: Small teams in entertainment
• Price: $375/mo+
• With a large, stunning campus - from the lush gardens to the gorgeous interior design - The Preserve is one of the most beautiful coworking spots in the country, if not the world. In addition to its beauty, the campus has a cafe, reception team to greet your business associates, nursing rooms, and wellness classes. Membership leans toward entertainment, media, and other established creatives.

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Groundfloor

• Location: Echo Park
• Best for: Community-driven freelancers
• Price: $209/mo+
• One of the more casual coworking spaces, Groundfloor is focused on relationship-building with more than 20 member-led clubs, regular wellness events, group meals, and even member birthday parties. Members have access to the space 24/7 and are welcome to bring their dogs.

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Unitá Club

• Location: El Segundo, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach
• Best for: Artists
• Price: $450/mo+
• Although the price is on the high end, it may be worthwhile since it’s all-inclusive. Each membership comes with unlimited access to a podcast studio, a photo studio, meeting rooms, 3D printing, snacks and parking, as well as events, guest passes, and access to all 3 locations 24/7. 

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Blackbird House

• Location: Lynwood
• Best for: Entrepreneurial women of color
• Price: $202/mo+
• Part coworking space and part collective, Blackbird House brings together women of color and allies to collaborate and uplift each other. Attend regular learning events, access the dedicated online platform, and leverage the partner network. On-site amenities include a cafe, wellness loft and programming, reception team, and outdoor terrace.

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The KINN

• Location: Venice
• Best for: Mission-driven businesses
• Price: $395/mo+
• A curated space for mission-driven folks, The KINN attracts social enterprises and other businesses focused on positive impact. The space includes a tea bar and wellness studio, but it’s not just a coworking space - it also plays host to frequent learning, wellness, and social events for members and the public.

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Hub101

• Location: Westlake Village
• Best for: Start-ups
• Price: $99/mo+
• Geared toward entrepreneurs and start-ups, Hub101 is both a coworking space and a learning space with accelerator, incubator, and mentorship programs. The center is managed by California Lutheran University but is open to the public for membership and support. Enjoy the flexible space, 24/7 access, and member events.

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Livery Studio

• Location: Pasadena
• Best for: Small businesses that host events
• Price: $300/mo+
• Doubling as a coworking space and an event venue, The Livery is a great spot for small teams that may need workspace as well as event space on occasion. The location is beautiful - a renovated stable right across the street from Pasadena’s Central Park. If the free snacks don’t cut it for you, there are plenty of restaurants within walking distance.

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Ethos Society

• Location: Koreatown
• Best for: Dreamers
• Price: $350/mo+
• If you’re looking for a comfortable, focus-friendly environment to work in this may be your spot. With modern, bright rooms designed with clean lines and little clutter, Ethos Society is accessible to members 24/7. They also offer complementary cold brew and snacks, a photo studio, a podcast room, an editing booth, showers, a mother’s room, and a wellness room. Connect with other innovators over a cold brew in the video game cove or in the lounge at a social event.

Rita House

• Location: Hollywood
• Best for: Young creators
• Price: $275/mo+
• Rita House - which used to be a studio of the famous costume designer, Rita Riggs - is now a homey but modern coworking and event space geared toward creative innovators. The venue has played host to events like cooking demonstrations and small concerts, and aims to cultivate a creative community through weekly events and offering a welcoming, neighborly space.

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