Caddo Offices shared that coworking has shifted from downtown, open-plan spaces toward neighborhood offices built around private offices close to where people live.

They note that operators can and should use this lens to rethink growth and product strategy—focusing on suburban locations, small professional teams, short commutes, and quiet, close-the-door work environments rather than chasing urban “vibes.”

_Further listening: this discussion with Tim Slaughter _

Tim Slaughter joins Hector Kolonas to share Caddo Office Reimagined whole bumpy 16-year journey from buying an office building to a scaling coworking network run through a Propco/Opco model.

Tim Slaughter shares that Caddo Office Reimagined is turning 16 years old this month (on 8/25 officially). He also shares some "fun" memories over the years, including making a whopping $1000 in 2009.

The most recent episode of Caddo Conversations features Caddo Office CEO Tim Slaughter, where he shares his passion for "Work near, not at home".

In November, Caddo Office Reimagined will open its 10th location in Frisco, TX. This will be the company’s second site in Frisco, further extending service to nearby McKinney and Prosper.

Founder Tim Slaughter highlighted the location’s design elements including a restored retro golf cart at the front entry as an homage to the PGA of America headquarters now located in Frisco. The expansion continues Caddo’s strategy of serving small business owners seeking to work near home rather than at home, with the new location targeting the growing suburban Dallas market.