If you have not used the virtual office work spaces at Office Evolution, you need to start. From…read morethe meeting spaces, conference rooms and coworking areas to the private offices, it is THE perfect place to "work from home" in comfort.

Office Evolution has been a productive safe haven for me since I joined in 2019. The staff is…read moreamazing, warm, and friendly. This accommodating team has followed Strict COVID19 protocols during the pandemic, and they've managed to create a community between members in the office space. Even though we are distanced and do not see each other except in passing. Office Evolution is fully staffed and a level up in terms of space and resources from other co-working spaces I have been apart of. I'm glad that I joined. It's been extremely beneficial for me and most importantly my business, which has grown since joining. I'm able to organize my thoughts better and prioritize my time without distractions.

This is a great place to work if you are looking for a shared office space, and especially…read moreconvenient if you also join the High End gym next door (Life Time Fitness). It has a welcoming, large lobby, and it's well decorated throughout. There are quite a few options for working: Flexible seating so you can sit in any of the shared spaces, a fixed desk (sit/stand adjustable desk with some dividers), or a small to large office locked office space. There are ample phone booths and bookable conference conference rooms. Each member gets access to a high quality color laser printer and the break rooms are stocked with excellent Coffee and Tea. The only challenge is guiding your guests to find the elevator to Lifetime Work. It's at the corner of the parking lot adjacent to SW Barnes & SW Cedar Hills Blvd. Take the elevator to 4th floor to the Lobby.

really love all the amenities they offer here. I often come here to work because the setup is…read moreamazing -- there are plenty of individual rooms, conference rooms, privacy pods, and lots of spots where you can just sit down and get things done. It's very quiet, and the vibe is great for staying focused and productive. There's direct access to the gym too, which is a huge plus. The staff is always welcoming, and there's an open kitchen where you can help yourself to coffee and water. They do an amazing job keeping this place clean and inviting. The location is great for a co-working space. The only downside is the reception -- the cell signal can be pretty low, so sometimes it's hard to be on the phone. But using Wi-Fi calling has helped me a lot, so that's a good tip if you're planning to work here. Overall, I love coming here to get work done and would definitely recommend it!

Friendly front desk host! The place was clean and well appointed. I had wished that the desks were…read morea bit more spacious for the floating desk space, but it worked out fine because the place wasn't particularly crowded. The only issue I ran into was that I was a guest trying out the space, and therefore, didn't have a keycard. I couldn't really go use the bathroom with agency which was a little frustrating.

Incredible atmosphere full of amazing people! I'm always excited to go work in this environment…read morebecause my productivity increases when I'm working next to people who are passionate about their careers and great at what they do. They also have a very friendly staff who's always open to suggestions on improvement! I'd highly recommend this space to anyone and everyone!

I have visited Urban Office twice to work remotely while visiting family in Portland. The office is…read moreeverything that you would want in a coworking space. The layout is wide-open and kept very clean. The kitchen has fancy coffee, ample dishware, and space to store food brought from home. For coworking, there are tables and seating areas scattered throughout that are open to anyone, desks that are reserved for monthly members, and conference/private rooms along the perimeter available to reserve. Even though both times I visited were quieter than a normal day (e.g. the day before Thanksgiving), I found the atmosphere to be very welcoming. It was also an easy transition to come in as a guest. I arrived and was able to check in within moments and start working. The dedicated staffer Michelle was friendly as well. She showed me around and was readily available for anything that was needed by me or other coworking space members.

We have had our business here for years. The owner of the business, Jenny is incredible and so…read moreflexible. It's a fabulous place for us to rent a private office with great infrastructure like conference rooms, internet, a nice kitchen and parking. Couldn't love it more.

Found these folks today and signed up. If you need a Virtual Office where you can hang you…read morebusiness license and use the conference room, this is a great location. Spencer and Karen are very nice people and I much prefer working with local people verses the national chains who have call centers and sales people who drive you nuts.

From the owner: Cascade Executive Suites is conveniently located just off I-205 at Mill Plain Blvd. We are only one…read moreexit north of Portland International Airport. Our professional atmosphere offers tenants 24/7 access including use of our two large conference rooms, additional shared office space, lobby, reception area, shared kitchen and more. High speed Wi-Fi internet, Free parking, and access to commercial grade copy/scan/fax and shredder. Whether you're looking for an office suite of your own or a virtual office to receive mail and hang your license Cascade Executive Suites in your premier small business office space destination. Virtual Office Space starting as low as $99/mo Call Karen today at 360-991-8212

Beautiful building, great location, and top‑notch management. The offices are bright, quiet, and…read moreperfect for meeting clients. Easily one of the best executive suite options in Vancouver.

Great office building under an amazing Managment. Very friendly group as well as easy access to I 5…read moredown town and court house....

I wish Salem had more options for remote workspaces because this office leaves a lot to be desired…read more The pros: It is convenient to reserve time on their website. The downtown location is convenient and has a lot of parking and food options. It is a secure building with strong and fast wifi, plenty of space, and quiet booths for meetings. The cons: It really is quite dirty with a lot of necessities missing. There is rarely soap in the bathroom and toilet paper and paper towels are never in their dispensers... just sat out. There are multiple printers but they're all out of paper. While there are a lot of spaces for working, most do not have outlets. While the drop-in price for CoW isn't bad, it would be nice to see this office cleaned and re-stocked a little more frequently.

Like many, I have been working from home since the start of the pandemic, and with my move to…read moreOregon, the plan was to continue in this vein. My new house is incredibly rural, and upon realizing how laughable satellite internet is, necessity called for a more reliable form. Co.W is about 45 minutes away, but the most cost effective coworking space option, so they easily won. They offer a variety of membership options from offices and dedicated desks, to flex seats where you just settle in any available space. All plans offer some conference room access, use of the printer, and even free beverages and snacks. It's easy to sign up online and you enter via the two available doors using your cell phone, so I'd actually used the space for a good few weeks before I ever met the owner. I did have some questions I sent via email, and he always responded promptly. The interior of Co.W is gorgeous. I don't know what the space used to be, but it's an incredible old building with exposed brick, gorgeous hardwood floor, and even a fireplace! My favorite spot was along a little alcove with a big window and skylight. There is plenty of room with both an upstairs and downstairs space. They have tables where you can stand, or more traditional desks, and the chairs were all quite comfortable. I really enjoyed the culture of Co.W and everyone I met here was so nice and friendly. Working there, I felt like a very cool urban gal with the convenient downtown and just off the highway location. The whole area is very walkable and I enjoyed many lunch breaks wandering the streets and checking out adorable shops or picking up goodies from excellent eateries and bakeries (Hello Little Cannoli!). My reason for discontinuing use of Co.W was through no fault of theirs. After working there for about two months, (a maximum of maybe eight days a month), the city notified me that I would be required to purchase a parking pass. Not only that, but the parking pass only allows parking on the roof of the parking garage. Figuring in the cost of the pass with the price of membership, my cheapest coworking option was suddenly much pricier. Adding in gas, wear and tear on my vehicle and so forth, I eventually moved to Alt in McMinnville. Now, if I lived in Salem, Co.W would have absolutely remained my co-working space of choice. I might have found an alternative means of parking, though!

I needed an office (because I'm loud and make phone calls) for a day when I was in Portland and…read morecalled the night before. I got Scott and he was super welcoming and resourceful. He gave me information on parking, on breakfast and on the space! I felt like he was my personal concierge. I showed up before they opened and he personally greeted me and made sure I was all set up. i'm a busy executive, who travels a lot and needed this to be a quick transaction. Scott delivered above and beyond. The space is beautiful, quiet and set up for work. There is coffee , tea, quiet, but nice music, etc. Will be back!

A lovely space with some lovely people. I like the vibe of the place and the interior design…read more There are some lounge-y working areas and long tables, if you're a general member or day pass goer. Lots of electrical outlets that are intelligently placed on top of the tables, and the wifi was reliable. Kitchen was stocked with the usual coworking amenities. That is, water, coffee, basic tea, and some basic snacks. The day I was there, it was Kind bars and bananas. There are more snacks and drinks in a vending machine in the kitchen and for sale at the reception desk, including gigantic bars of chocolate(!) which are produced by one of the occupants. There's a frig to store things. Some minor issues to note: Tea service is very basic. I only saw one "telephone booth", though it doesn't seem too bad if you have a conversation out in the open area. The space was rather chilly and I had to put on my jacket and scarf. I recommend bringing layers. Lastly, the chairs in the general areas were not adjustable and didn't provide good lumbar support. An example of beauty over function here. I wish the interior designer/manager opted for more ergonomic chairs, as occupants are often there all day long. Overall, this space was great! Bathrooms: Clean and functional, and lovely.

This is a sweet building. From the design-forward architectural remodel and layout to the…read moregreen-conscious setup, everything about this historic building screams Portland. Home to office spaces, a brewery (Upright), the Leftbank Cafe, a shared office space (the Hive) and a communal area, the winding, maze-like structure is home to a colony of progressive workers, projects, and all sorts of stuff. I've been in here quite a few times to meet with folks, I've stopped in to the cafe, and I threw an event in the communal space, and I love the brewery downstairs. While parking can be a bit of an issue when an event is taking place, it's got a great central location and, at least for me, the historic and design-forward remodel aspects are close to my heart. Dig this space.

Cool old building, Brewery in the basement. What's not to love?…read more The Leftbank building is great, well actually it's three building put together but who's counting. It's kind of a rabbits warren of small companies connected by large communal spaces and even better natural light flooding in everywhere. The main Lobby/cafe room looking out on the street was interestingly complex but simply informal enough to be comfortable. Went here to check out Upright Brewing (http://www.yelp.com/biz/upright-brewing-portland#hrid:EonPV60YZaVQfVTk-p76Jw) but found myself wandering around the building checking out all the cool spaces. It was awesome! Leftbank Project is kind of the little brother to some of the other big Inner Eastside commercial renovations like Eastbank, Olympic Mills, and RiverEast.