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THE OFFICES OF THE FUTURE IN NYC | A FLEXIBLE PROFESSIONAL HUB

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After a year of working remotely due to COVID–19 concerns, professional teams that used to work Monday through Friday in New York City are considering downsizing their space or changing their schedule to a hybrid model with employees alternate between working from home and working in their future offices. While many commercial landlords and office providers are scrambling to accommodate the new demands of office tenants, ElevatedNY’s premium professional space in Midtown Manhattan is already ready to support businesses as they re-enter the office.     ElevatedNY provides a full-service solution to the needs of future offices in NYC with a simple answer for concerns about… Read More

Getting Back to Work

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As a shared, flexible term, private office rental space operating in Midtown Manhattan for 30 years, we know a thing-or-two about how offices run and what businesses need getting back to work after COVID. We checked-in with our General Manager, Georgia Gournas, to share what she’s seeing and hearing as NYC businesses think about re-opening and what that means for their office space needs. What are the main concerns you’re hearing from business owners searching for office space right now? Everyone is really focused on having their own private space. Larger teams are worried about having enough private space for… Read More

BYOD, Workshifting, and Workspace

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The Bring Your Own Device trend—or BYOD for short—is one of the top corporate trends of 2012. It means using your own smartphone, tablet, laptop, or other personal device in the workplace for business (accessing email, uploading files, etc). And as the ownership and usage of personal devices continues to steadily rise, it’s inevitable that the use of personal devices in the workplace is a growing phenomenon. The pros and cons of BYOD in the workplace policies are varied, but mainly center around employee flexibility and network and information security issues—with the biggest debate being over who fronts most of… Read More