About REGUS 245 Park Avenue
Situated in the heart of the financial district, Regus 245 Park Avenue business center is office space at a prestigious address on one of New York City's most influential boulevards. Designed with a trendy modern look and vibrant colors, this site is sure to impress. You'll have professional workspace where you can do your best work. The compounds' customizable offices are furnished and fully equipped. The center's community-oriented clients and staff make this a great location to establish your company.
The compound has a communal kitchen with tea and coffee-making facilities
- Close to train station
- Close to bus station
- Free parking
- Dog-friendly
- Mentors meetings
- Happy hour
- Soft drinks
- Beer
- Snacks
- Wifi
- Printing services
- Staff
- Showers
- Open on Saturday
- Open on Sunday
- Open 24/7
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Where to eat
The compound is located near restaurant, bars & coffee shops
About Regus
Regus was Founded in Brussels, Belgium, in 1989 by English entrepreneur Mark Dixon. The company is based in Luxembourg and listed on the London Stock Exchange. Regus is the world’s largest provider of flexible workspace solutions, with customers including some of the most successful entrepreneurs, individuals and multi-billion dollar corporations.
The company includes almost 3000 business centers, spanning almost 900 cities across 120 countries. Through its range of office formats, as well as growing mobile, virtual office, and workplace recovery businesses, it enables people and businesses to work where they want, when they want, how they want, and at a range of price points.
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Leave the Rest to Regus
Become a Regus member and the world literally becomes your office. Regus caters to all the details of a well-managed office without the effort of setting up shop.
To the full article at Whatcom TalkWe provide offices that are plug-and-play model: Regus
Regus has plenty to boast about. Half of Fortune 500 companies, the likes of Google, Apple, American Express, BMW, Toshiba, Nokia, have all gone with Regus in India. The latest to join the bandwagon is Twitter.
To the full article at Money ControlRegus makes Business Exchange £65.6m bid
Regus has beaten Hong Kong billionaire Anson Chan in the battle to take over MWB Business Exchange, after tabling a £65.6m cash bid for the group.
To the full article at Financial TimesRegus to introduce a new way to work in urban and remote areas
The world’s largest provider of flexible workspaces, Regus, plans to introduce a new way to work, entrepreneurs in urban and remote areas by the setting up of high quality business focused locations countrywide.
To the full article at The Sunday TimesGoogle Reviews
Reviews score 2.2 / 5
Was a paying customer for three weeks before my phone number actually worked. When I called to find out the issue they said they were "behind," but had not been behind in billing me. Were annoyed anytime I asked any questions. For a brand new business to have potential clients calling the listed number to receive "this number is not in service" is irreparable. Who knows how many clients I missed out on?
This is more of a general review of Regus rather this location. Do avoid at all costs: every service they offer is outrageously overpriced, and what's more, due to the fine print you'll have a hell of a time ending your (extremely expensive) contract with them. Customer Service from the online support team is wretched.
Overly expensive! I have 2 people in my office now and was paying $3,500. Now I pay $1,500 an another suite on Broadway.