Learn all about golf simulator businesses, how they can ensure profitability and repeat business, and the steps you’ll need to take to make your golf simulator business stand out.

WTF has this got to do with coworking? Well nobody wants to rent the space in the basement, or under the stairs, or with windows facing the back of hideous building across the path… but Golf Simulators don’t care about any of those things.

We sat down with Jason Jet and his superstar community manager, Nia Zhane, to learn more about Grindhaus Studios and the journey to build an exceptional niche coworking space.

Nichification of flex space (and community support) is undeniable. In this week’s newsletter alone we see two glowing examples of businesses being built to support music producers and creators.

We asked 8 coworking owners and operators, “what is one thing you wish you knew before starting your space?”

Chris Davies (Uncommon) notes adopting a hospitality mindset, Lucas Langworthy (Greyduck Collective) recommends putting community building first, Chris Hoyt (The Pioneer Collective) reminds you to embrace slow & steady growth. Cynthia Dailey (ScribbleSpace), Colleen Moselle (Coco) and Erin Scarlett (Fountainhead) recommend being adaptable and expecting the unexpected. Katharine Chestnut (Alkaloid) and Alora Daunt (The Pearl Works) round off by highlighting the need to ask members what they’d like or want.

Explore how Deborah Schoenblum and Rachael Berezin improved the lives of their clients and the greater community with their niche coworking space for therapists and other mental health practitioners called Brooklyn Hourly Offices.

Scaling a community to success can be challenging, but Gerald Vanderpuye has managed to make an impressive impact in Brixton and beyond. Here are five key takeaways from our conversation with Gerald on how to build a collaborative and inspiring community.