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Agreed! Most coworking spaces who remained open do not do any events, nor do they let visitors come in. In most cases, the space is strictly accessible to members who need to come to let's say pick up their mail.

Also, the purpose of the article is for coworking spaces and their members to find financial and helpful resources in their region as most of them are closed and see members resigning.

Thanks for your comment dhosek! Indeed most of the coworking spaces are closed but in certain regions of the world (like Sweden or even Germany) the government did not instruct them to close so some of them still operate with a change in their policy (for instance shorter working hours, reinforcing their cleaning policy, handing over hand sanitizer to members, etc...)

Thanks Emerongi for sharing what matters to you in a coworking space :) Did you find one that has all you are looking for?

Thanks Fyfy18 for your recommendation! Plazida is a really new coworking concept, they recently opened so competing for the key word "coworking madrid" is not that easy, takes time to appear but they are def. working on it :) I am not from Plazida but I can highly recommend you to visit them next time you are in town, it's a really cool concept, especially for people who are not from the city.

Thanks for leaving a comment! Irene (the woman who wrote this piece) really did not write it with the intention to create an advert but rather sharing her own experience in the process of creating a brand :)

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