The Malin has opened its first luxury coworking location in Austin. It blends high-end design with personalized services like concierge staff and catered lunches. Members enjoy perks like executive assistants, meeting support, and access to beautifully designed workspaces.

The Malin’s first location, in Soho, is one of NYC’s most in-demand coworking spaces. They’ve most recently expanded to Nashville, so it’s a perfect fit for them to target this demographic in Austin. With day passes that start at $75 per day on some aggregators, the experience is quite similar to Soho House.

Charlie Robinson shared that The Malin are expanding to Savannah, Georgia. The 10k sqft location, will feature private offices, dedicated desks, meeting rooms and phone booths. The city is also home to SCAD, one of the top art and design schools in the US.

The NoMad location will span 20,000 sqft and is planned to open in the summer.

Charlie Robinson shares that The Malin are expanding to Austin, Texas. The 12k+ sqft space will offer members access to 10 private offices, 28 dedicated desks, 4 meeting rooms, 13 phone booths, 1 library and a kitchen.

Ray Smith shares that whilst coworking isn’t dead, it may be far less corporate, noting that more and more workers are seeking a "third place". Places that don’t look much like WeWork.

_The piece highlights WeWork "competitors" SheSpace in Houston, efactory in Springfield, daypasses at Manhattan coffee shop Bedford Studio, Soho House’ Soho Works in NY/LA/London and The Malin in New York. _