There are many reasons to try out a coworking space for a short period of time. One may be in between workspaces, getting ready to move, or simply trying out a new space to see if they like it. The winter time, though is an interesting period.

Many people who have a low budget enjoy working in coffee shops that have outdoor patios, to experience the flow of life at street level and interact with people around them. So in the winter, to avoid the cramped quarters of the indoor portion of the cafe, or the cabin fever that comes with being cooped up at home, a coworking space is the perfect combination of vibrance, affordability, and space.

To most people who work in a coworking space, the liveliness of a space in comparison to their alternative working spots is what makes it the most attractive. While the prices may be another significant factor, the flow of the space and the community of people is what attracts members and makes them want to say. In the summer, people often get away to play outside, so a space may not be as consistently full. But during the fall and winter, visitors and members are able to experience the true nature of a coworking space, when members are moving around within the space and utilizing everything it has to offer.