John Egan (Lucid Private Offices) and John Herring (Fuse Workspace) join Giovanni Palavicini and Jamie Russo on the Flex Uncensored podcast where they dig into how true hospitality is key to long-term success.

Flip Howard joins Hector Kolonas on the TWIC Podcast for an episode called "wash & fold to workspace gold" – diving into what has, and hasn’t, changed in the 25 years of building what is now known as Lucid Private Offices.

Flip Howard, CEO of Lucid Private Offices sat down for an interview detailing how they have developed a hybrid workspace model that combines the flexibility of coworking with the professionalism of traditional offices, emphasizing white-label branding and sophisticated design elements.

The company’s approach focuses on creating unbranded, professional environments while maintaining coworking benefits like flexible terms and community amenities. The strategy appears to be successful, with Lucid Private Offices expanding to four new locations in 2024 across Atlanta, Dallas, Phoenix, and Scottsdale.

Lucid Private Offices has announced the opening of its newest location in the North Park area of Dallas, Texas.

The addition of this 35k sqft location follows their recent expansion of its McKinney location, where an additional 3k sqft of workspace has been added to meet demand.

Maintaining a healthy work-life balance is crucial, and working from home can blur those lines. Intentionally separating your workspace from your home can improve your productivity, focus, and overall well-being. See why Anthony Gerhart, Director of Marketing at Lucid Private Offices, shares why he chooses to go into an office setting, even given the option of working from home (or anywhere else).

Yes, Anthony works for a workspace provider. But we all know that given the choice, we’d "sometimes" work from anywhere else. The points shared are worth noting, and honing in on in your own marketing messages too.