CONTRACT MAGAZINE
“Broadway, the grand thoroughfare that stretches along the whole length of Manhattan, is a fixture of the pop culture canon…Head to Brooklyn across the East River, and you’ll find a second Broadway—one less grandly associated with showbiz and tourism, but abuzz with culture, commerce, and creativity all the same. It’s here, beside the elevated J/M/Z subway line that runs along the avenue, that coworking start-up Bond Collective opened its latest location.”
THEREALDEAL
“…Shlomo Silber, co-founder and CEO of Manhattan-based Bond Collective, a co-working firm that has embarked on a 30-location expansion across the U.S., said the suburbs could easily slide into the company’s expansion plans…”
DWELL MAGAZINE
“Here at Dwell, we’ve long adored Bond Collective. While we might be a bit biased—given that our very own New York office is sited in one of their stylish, community-driven co-working spaces—we were ecstatic to hear that the company has just opened a new location in Philadelphia as part of a national expansion. Based on the top floor of a historic Art Deco building in the heart of Center City, Bond Station House will likely take your breath away from the moment you step inside.”
ALLWORK SPACE
“In highly popular markets like Manhattan — where flexible workspace is the fastest growing industry in the city — staying ahead of the competition is a tough challenge. Allwork.Space spoke with Shlomo Silber, co-founder and CEO of Bond Collective, to learn how last year’s rebrand from Coworkrs to Bond Collective helped them pivot and stand out in a crowded flexible workspace market.”
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
“…A New York-based firm plans luxury shared office spaces in the Loop and the Fulton Market district, betting that its hotel-like offering will stand out from the ever-growing crowd of Chicago competitors… Bond Collective will add almost 100,000 square feet of co-working space in Chicago by the end of the year, including a large space in the Civic Opera Building, CEO and co-founder Shlomo Silber said.”
CURBED DC
“H Street will soon be home to a luxurious new workspace. Bond Collective, a design-driven shared office space brand from New York, will expand into Washington, D.C. next year. The D.C. Bond Collective location will be located at 609 H Street with a two-story space featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, a coworking area, coffee bar, upholstered nooks and meeting booths, fully equipped conference rooms, and lounge seating.”
NEW YORK MAGAZINE
…Just a few weeks after SoftBank’s investment, Shlomo Silber, the owner of Bond Collective, a New York–based co-working company, turned on his phone at the end of Rosh Hashanah to find dozens of his customers had forwarded an email from WeWork offering to buy them out of their leases and give them as much as a year of free rent…
REUTERS, BLOOMBERG
“Bond Collective, which provides shared workspace for startups, said on Tuesday an investor pledged $50 million to help it expand beyond New York with plans to build 30 sites in three years and it announced the formation of a fund to buy property in trendy big city neighborhoods.”
WALL STREET JOURNAL
“Five months after the co-working firm Bond Collective signed a 42,000-square-foot lease in a Brooklyn office building, the property’s owners flipped it for a hefty profit… “Hey, we can essentially do the same thing,” Bond Collective founder Shlomo Silber recalled thinking after learning of the sale… Four years later, the firm is co-managing its own real-estate fund. The fund owns stakes in properties in Miami, Nashville, Chicago and New York City and is in contract to buy two more.”
CRAIN’S NEW YORK
“The boutique coworking company Bond Collective is expanding its portfolio with two new locations… The company is leasing a 25,000-square-foot office building at 158 Lafayette St. in Soho and a 23,000-square-foot space in 276 Greenpoint Ave., an office building in Greenpoint.”
HOSPITALITY DESIGN MAGAZINE
“For its location in Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood, Bond Collective’s creative director, Thomas Gibbons and director of design, Elide Rathborne joined three separate building’s into a cohesive 35,000 square-foot footprint that boasts a new constructed atrium used as an event space.”
INTERIOR DESIGN MAGAZINE
“Bond Collective Bushwick has been selected as an honoree in the coworking category for the 2020 NYCxDESIGN awards. Now in its fifth year, the NYCxDESIGN Awards, presented by Interior Design and sponsored by ICFF, honor outstanding projects and products in categories that span major areas of design. Celebrate New York City design talent in architecture, interiors, product design, graphics and branding, student design, and more!”