Anthony Gerhart

As Austin tenants abandon aging buildings for top-tier space, Lucid Private Offices is bringing two custom-built, white-label, hospitality-driven flexible workspaces to the city on a wager that professionals want premium private space, not open-plan coworking.

After leaving his corporate job, Jeff Schiefelbein was worried he'd never find a close-knit, value-aligned professional community again. Instead, he discovered something better: a workspace that gives

In this blog post, Anthony explores the importance of community in a coworking space. He shares his experience working in various office settings, from nonprofits to private offices, but also learns a lot Mark Durante, a seasoned member at Lucid Private Offices. See how Mark highlights the importance of balance between focused work and social interaction in a coworking space.

In an interview with Flip Howard, the CEO of Lucid Private Offices, we explore the rise of hybrid workspaces that blend the flexibility of coworking with the professionalism of dedicated offices. Learn how Lucid Private Offices is leading the charge with white-label branding, sophisticated design, and value-added services.

Lucid Private Offices is thrilled to open its newest location in Scottsdale! This gorgeous workspace offers premium offices with stunning mountain views, coworking areas, and a coffee shop. Located near the Loop 101 Freeway and Kierland's vibrant amenities, it's the perfect spot for professionals and entrepreneurs. Schedule a tour today!

Maintaining a healthy work-life balance is crucial, and working from home can blur those lines. Intentionally separating your workspace from your home can improve your productivity, focus, and overall well-being. See why I, even given the option of working from home, choose to go into an office setting.

Would you believe that fully investing yourself in your work can make your personal time *more* fulfilling? Check out how a proper work-life balance isn’t only about how your job respects your personal time, but how you approach the concept of work itself.