My partner and I travel full time and we were in Albuquerque for the month. We ended up having some…read moremassive internet needs for work and found FreeRange. We wound up working there for most of our time here and really enjoyed it. We tried both the Nob Hill and Central locations, and ended up liking the Nob Hill location more. As of April 2021, the Central location is definitely having some interior work done and feels a little pieced together. That's why we ended up sticking with Nob Hill. Nob Hill was clean and quiet and provided us with everything we needed to get our work done. There's also great parking right out front. The Nob Hill area was really cool, and the nice side walks provided for awesome lunchtime walks. It's also close to some great coffee shops and restaurants for an afternoon break. Cierra was our contact at FreeRange and she was always extremely helpful and quick to respond. Would highly recommend this location for all your work space needs!

From the owner: We offer open, shared workspace, dedicated desks and private offices. In addition to event space,…read morefree coffee, fast wi-fi and community events. Members love the quiet, relaxed atmosphere conducive to productivity and collaboration.

Poor customer service from the old guy at the front desk, went in for contact information and he…read morerolled his eyes and said he wasn't interested. That is not how you should be speaking to small business owners.

From the owner: For more than 30 years, we've been helping businesses work more effectively by providing flexible…read moreworkspace solutions.We offer access to a global network of over 4,000 locations across more than 120 countries, enabling companies to work wherever and however they need.Our workspaces include private offices, coworking areas, meeting rooms and business lounges, all designed to support productivity and flexibility.Everything is fully serviced and ready to use, with on-site teams providing support so businesses can focus on their work.We give companies the freedom to scale their workspace needs, helping them adapt to a more flexible and hybrid way of working.

Absolute scam. They over promise and then fail to deliver on anything. Literally. They won't even…read moredeliver furniture to your leased "furnished" office. Combined with the non helpful help line, and the chronic unjustified charges they apply to your account without any way for you to dispute, it's the worst deal in town. You're better off working from home.

Stopped into the location in the Journal Center area and the old guy at the front desk was lacking…read morein customer service, I asked him a question regarding contact information and he rolled his eyes and blew me off as if I was a sales person with a catalog in my hand. I would never recommend this business especially with their clear lack of support for our local economy. Either the old man was having a bad day or he's had a bad life but either way he shouldn't be the face that greets small business owners looking for resources within the Regus corporation.

The number one thing I love about FatPipe is the community. The members have created a positive,…read moredown-to-earth place; everyone makes you feel welcome. Many of those working there focus on altruistic endeavors. The CCO Lisa is great. She's very understanding and affable. She wants you to feel comfortable there. The space is clean. The working desks are roomy; there's a nice variety of desks, lounge areas, and private rooms. The ground floor maintains the essence of the old library structure at the original Albuquerque High School with high ceilings. Most of the buildings there are residential. Because this was an old school, there's a lovely courtyard to take breaks or work. The basement level is more cozy and modern and brightly lit. Perfect for an artist like me. Hopefully, there's a spot where you can spread out more if you have an easel. I love the vast open space and being around others, though I enjoyed the times when no one was there. Overall, FatPipe is on the quieter side. Everyone keeps their phones silent mode. Of course, you will hear collaborating and Zoom calls, but it's not loud. The carpeting helps with that. They have a weekly yoga session to start your day and 1 Million Cups. Lisa brings speakers in regularly. As an artist, I love that FatPipe is open 24/7 for monthly members and beyond.

Great, welcoming space. The FatPipe team was incredibly accommodating to my last minute request for…read moreoffice space.

FatPipe is a co-working space located on the Rio Rancho Central NM Community College Campus. (It's…read moreeasier to find than it is to say!) Located in the CNM building on NM-528. When you enter the front door you will find beautiful new offices with lots of windows and a professional, friendly staff. Ask for a tour. I'm always amazed to find how Albuquerque is growing and how each new business offers great neighborhood opportunities to conduct local business. They have drop-in rates, or you can rent an office space (cubicles & private offices) for reasonable rates - both part time or full-time. FatPipe offers free monthly workshops. Check out their event calendar at http://fatpipenm.com/events/. I attended a free workshop on "Intellectual Property Basics" at this new FatPipe location. This Rio Rancho FatPipe location is close by if you live on the West Side of Albuquerque, or in Rio Rancho, or even Bernalillo. For a special business treat, attend a Wednesday morning (9am) live stream of "1 Million Cups" hosted at FatPipe.

This place is awesome to work for the day or to meet with colleagues or clients! I highly…read morerecommend. I wish there was another location in the north east heights!

I Was invited As part of a Yelp elite event. Free head shots brought me in! Joshua did a great job…read moreand I am looking forward to getting them by email. We were given a very nice tour of the facility. I can see that it is a work in progress and believe it is going to be an extremely great place for those who need space. they provide private offices for rent, big rooms for classes or lectures, and small meeting rooms. I already have an idea how I can utilize the space. There are some fantastic features from when the place was built over a 100 years ago. Let's See this place grow.

Free Range? I had seen the sign on Central, but just assumed that it was a healthy chicken…read morerestaurant. Once again, it is all in the name / logo / marketing. Don't assume just because it makes perfect sense to you, that the other 99% of us dense folks will know exactly what you meant. And, no, this business has absolutely nothing to do with fowl of any kind that I can discern. It is actually a great Co-Working Space. I stopped in to Free Range for an event that was happening there. While I was there, I asked to have a tour of the space. They were surprised, but very accommodating. I was surprised at how large a space it is and how many different options to work, collaborate and hold meetings of different sizes are available. Private office spaces. Conference rooms and large meeting rooms. Bright and airy spaces. Not cramped / swished together spaces that I have seen in some co-working spaces. If you are looking for an every-now-and-then space, or a more permanent "office" space, check out Free Range. Ask for a tour. They have plenty of parking . . . .and even a 2nd location in Nob Hill, if this location just west of the University doesn't work for you. Why did I only give them four stars? Well, because I haven't actually worked there . . .yet. But, when and if I need a co-working space, this will definitely be my go-to option.

In the 80s this was a very useful concept. Sadly, the business model, and the facility, have not…read morebeen updated for decades. Present management is little more than a babysitter with no motivation to update the facility or the services.

The person with the negative review must just be unhappy and bitter..... If you expect perfection,…read moreyou'll always be disappointed. I've rented here for many years and the owners couldn't have been nicer to me. They go out of their way to help us in any way they can. I strongly recommend Carlisle Executive Offices

I stopped by this morning with the intention of checking out the space for free during Tech Fiesta…read more Their Yelp hours say they open at 9AM...but when I arrived at 9:45 the door was locked! I tried calling the number listed on their page, but no answer. So that was disappointing. From what I could see through the window it looked like a nice area but I no actual produce. Haha. Perhaps they were closed due to the Tech Fiesta events, but there was no sign or notification of that anywhere. On top of not being open, the space was hard to get to. It is in the same building as A New Awakening, which is like a counseling center. So you have to walk through the counseling area and at the end of the hall is the entrance to The Produce Company. Parking is always annoying downtown, and this place is no exception. For the entire building there are 4 spaces in the alley that are reserved for customers. Otherwise, you gotta feed the meter. Considering that I would want to stay and work for a number of hours, paying to park is highly unappealing. So overall, in comparison to Convivium Coworking and Fat Pipe ABQ, this place cannot compete. It may be worth trying out if you live close and can walk/bike, and if they are actually open. Otherwise, I say skip it.

Lovely, lovely space. I'd highly recommend it to all the self employed folk out there who need an…read moreoffice type situation to go to, where you can do your work around other people. Network. I don't have any complaints, but I know that Marylou would take care of it if I did.

Oh, so you're thinking I'm writing this because the place is hosting the inaugural Yelp Helps event…read moretoday, right? And you're obviously thinking, Well of course he's giving the place five stars. And you're right about the former. But you're wrong about the latter. Okay, I'm a sucker for nonprofits. I am. I get giddy about doing humanitarian work because I figure it comes down to this: you're born, you live, you die, what did you do with all of that time? Sell snack chips? Watch football? Show off your tribal tattoos? Seriously, yo, did you make the world a better place when you left it? Um... The SVEDC encompasses everything you wish you were doing while you watched the latest episode of Survivor and checked on Lindsay Lohan's Twitter posts. From TEDxABQ to The Mixing Bowl (a community kitchen for organizations feeding those in need), the place supports the south valley in countless ways. So many great things are happening here, in a community that knows Burque better than anyone else. So yeah, I'm pimping this biz. The five stars are awarded to the people, the everyday persons that inhabit this wonderful space. Come visit, please, even if you can't make the event. They'll show you around and give you the skinny on getting active in this great neighborhood and the city at large. Five people stars. Salud!

Just visited the Sandbox coworking space here for the first time today; been meaning to try it for…read morea while. Great little space, nice couches, chairs, desks; even a counter where you can work while standing. The people here seem very friendly; I think they may start accepting Dwolla as payment soon as well. $5 for a day pass puts them in the category of coworking spaces that I can use regularly on my budget without worrying overmuch; the only other one for that price I know of here in ABQ is TechLove in Nob Hill. The building is beautiful and houses a number of other great resources helping small businesses and startups that I haven't even fully explored yet, and am looking forward to doing in the near future. But the coworking space is great. Great alternative to TechLove without breaking the bank.