When the Grand River WorkPlace opened in 2015, it was one of the first neighborhood-based coworking spaces in the city. It especially caters to small business owners, and hosts regular workshops and a pop-up retail space.

Membership start at $75 per month.

A unique collaboration, this office recently opened in Detroit Cabinet Manufacturing’s showroom and harnesses SpaceLab’s expertise in running a coworking space. It’s intended as a hub for “business owners, property owners, investors, designers, and builders,” and also hosts events for members and non-members alike.

Membership start at $99 per month.

This “community-focused” coworking space on McNichols Road, announced in November this year, will be both the office for Strategic Community Partners (founded by Detroit-native Chanel Hampton) and provide programming space and conference rooms at no or nominal cost to local organizations.

Details on pricing have not been announced yet.

One of the most established coworking spaces in the city, TechTown Detroit has a lot to offer members. From business incubation to a wide variety of programming; desk space, cubicles, private offices, conference rooms of all sizes; a newer outdoor plaza outside the adjacent Industry Innovation Center; and much more.

Shared desk space starts at $150 per month, but there’s many types of memberships to explore.

A space for women and non-binary writers and artists, Room Project also hosts a number of readings, panels, and workshops. Membership start at $50 with decreased rates for volunteering.

This coworking space is inside the small business support organization’s new headquarters at The Corner. In addition to standard coworking amenities, memberships (which range from $50 to $250 per month) provide discounts on Build Institute’s classes and workshops.

This newer space in the North End was founded by local builder Stephen Harris, and his expertise is evident in the building’s pleasant design. In addition to all the usual coworking amenities—Wi-Fi, coffee, printing, etc.—there’s also a full a nap area, and a selection of beer and wine.

Membership start at $50 per month.

As you’d guess from the name, this newer downtown space caters to writers. There’s desks for members to do their writing, be it creative or professional, as well as personalized workshiops, events, and coaching and editing from writers working in a number of fields (journalism, public relations, fiction, etc.).

Memberships vary depending on need for coaching and use of space.

A longtime mainstay in the coworking scene, Bamboo offers a number of membership types and services at their downtown space. They also host regular events and workshops to hone your skills and network.

Membership start at $150 per month.

This coworking space caters to all types of city builders—architects, designers, engineers, real estate professionals, and more—with its specialized workshops and “materials library” filled with all kinds of tools for drafting, printing, and displaying.

Contact SpaceLab directly for pricing info.

One of three WeWork locations in the city—there’s also one a little north on Clifford Street and another soon to open near New Center. Definitely one of the more high-end and vibrantly decorated spaces in the city, WeWork offers beverage and food options, as well as the speedy Rocket Fiber internet.

Desk space starts at $300 per month.

This soon-to-open coworking space in Eastern Market was announced in September. Geared towards entrepreneurs and freelancers, monthly plans will cost between $50 and $325, with $15 drop-ins also available.

Built in a former Detroit Police precinct from 1897, this coworking space has three floors of both shared and private desk space and offices. There’s also free community events, like yoga, on-site parking, and a courtyard.

Memberships start at $99 a month.

This “female-focused” coworking space is designed to help women entrepreneurs grow their business. At it’s new, 3,000-square-foot space in the Rivertown Warehouse District, Femology will offer both shared and private office space and conference rooms, a wellness room, a podcast studio, and lactation space for new moms.

Rates start at $149 per month.

This space for artists and creative entrepreneurs on the east side has a retail contemporary art gallery in addition to all the standard coworking amenities. As you’d expect, it’s also got some artistic touches in and outside the building.

Contact ZAB directly for pricing. There’s also a free coworking day once a month.