7 Awesome Coworking Spaces in Baltimore with Perks & Prices

The historic port city of Baltimore may be renowned for its maritime heritage, but healthcare, technology and finance are all thriving sectors in its modern economy. Featuring upscale neighborhoods alongside preserved historical areas, Baltimore’s blend of contemporary and traditional is reflected in its evolving office spaces. The city has witnessed a growing remote and coworking culture and has succeeded in fostering the flexible, shared-office environment that is starting to define new generations of workers, workplaces and work. Baltimore has woven a rich tapestry of coworking industries and commerce into its evolving business landscape.   

This article features some of the best coworking spaces in Baltimore, highlighting:

  • Membership levels you can choose from
  • Community perks available on-site
  • Unique building features

7 Highest-Rated Coworking Spaces in Baltimore

1. Spaces Harborplace (Rating 5/5)

200 East Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD 21202

Open Workspace at Spaces Harborplace at Baltimore

Amid the commerce and entertainment of bustling downtown Baltimore, Spaces Harborplace is at the epicenter of business and industry. The gorgeous workspaces are thoroughly modern, featuring chic private offices and vibrant coworking areas suited for independent focus as much as to socializing with like-minded peers. Coupled with waterfront views, high-end features and flexible memberships encourage productivity and inspiration. 

Best For: Small businesses, entrepreneurs and hybrid and remote professionals.

+ 84 private offices
+ On-site restaurant
+ Outdoor working area
+ Virtual office phone service

 

Virtual Office
$289/month

Open Workspace
$149/month

Dedicated Desk
$269/month

Private Office
$539/month

 

Learn more about Spaces Harborplace Baltimore.

2. Mindhub (Rating 5/5)

1215 East Fort Avenue #200, Baltimore, MD 21230

Mindhub is located in Locust Point, one of Baltimore’s most exciting neighborhoods, with nearby access to transportation, free covered parking and many retail and restaurant options. Its unique spaces foster creativity and encourage the community to share, collaborate and grow. The well-equipped kitchen ensures members remain energized, ready to incubate their next big idea.   

Best For:   Startups, entrepreneurs, small businesses and remote workers

+ Flexible office floor plans
+ Privacy booths
+ Fully equipped conference room
+ Dog-friendly
+ Climbing wall

 

Meeting Room
Upon Request

Open Desk
$350/month

Team Office
Upon Request

Private Office
$550/month

 

Learn more about Mindhub Baltimore.

3. Co_Lab (Rating 5/5)

2209 Maryland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21218

Co_Lab’s mix of quiet offices, open coworking areas and breakout zones present the perfect flow for Baltimore’s diverse coworking community. The space’s modern design and numerous skylights create a fresh, energizing vibe, and the perks enhance members’ ability to focus on their businesses, whether meeting clients, partaking in video calls or networking with others in this supportive coworking environment.   

Best For:  Non-profits, small businesses, and creatives of all kinds

+ Welcoming reception area
+ Kitchen with booths and table
+ 8-person conference room
+ Secure bike parking
+ Exterior building signage

 

Meeting Room
Upon Request

Dedicated Desk
$260/month

Private Office
$525/month

 

Learn more about Co_Lab Baltimore.

4. Brewers Hill Hub (Rating 4.4/5)

3700 O’Donnell Street #200, Baltimore, MD 21224

The unique, whimsical style at Brewers Hill Hub is just part of what makes this coworking location a perfect place to foster creativity. Whether seeking a hot desk or a suite, members will find Brewers Hill Hub matches their ideal workspace with amenities they won’t find anywhere else, balancing life, work and play in one location.   

Best For:  Remote workers, hybrid workers, entrepreneurs and small teams

+ Free parking
+ Game room
+ Rooftop deck
+ On-site daycare
+ Microbrews and free coffee
+ Discounts at nearby shops and services

 

Office Suite
$2,000/month

Open Desk
$250/month

Private Office
$950/month

Dedicated Desk
$350/month

 

Learn more about Brewers Hill Hub Baltimore.

5. Regus – Inner Harbor Center (Rating 4.3/5)

400 East Pratt Street 8th Floor, Baltimore, MD 21202

Meeting Room at Regus - Inner Harbor Center Baltimore

The beautiful workspaces at Regus Inner Harbor Center feature tons of natural lighting and are designed to drive inspiration and encourage community building. From booth-style nooks perfect for quiet conversation to fully equipped boardrooms perfect for corporate meetings, Regus caters to the needs of its full range of community members.

Best For: Hybrid workers, remote professionals, entrepreneurs and small teams

+ Full-service support staff 
+ On-site lunch restaurant and café 
+ Near Thurgood Marshall Airport 
+ Harbor front views
+ Flexible spaces and memberships
+ Access to Regus spaces worldwide 

 

Day Office
$225/month

Open Workspace
$119/month

Dedicated Desk
$249/month

Virtual Office
$275/month

Private Office
$759/month

 

Learn more about Regus – Inner Harbor Center  Baltimore.

6. Hoen & Company (Rating 4.2/5)

2101 East Biddle Street #1201, Baltimore, MD 21213

Hoen & Co.’s Center for Neighborhood Innovation is a remarkable, collaborative workspace that brings together mission-driven non-profits and for-profit organizations alike. In the diverse community, coworkers innovate and co-create across disciplines as they approach and solve local, national, and global challenges. An office space as well as an event center, CNI is a hub for innovation and problem-solving. 

Best For:  Community-minded entrepreneurs and businesses, including non-profits.

+ 65,000 square feet of workspace
+ Courtyard community event space
+ Shared kitchen with local coffee
+ Private parking
+ Reception services
+ Historic architecture and location

 

Open Desk
$15/day

Meeting Room
$50/hour

Private Office
$575/month

Training Space
$1,500/month

Dedicated Desk
$250/month

Virtual Office
$75/month

 

Learn more about Hoen & Company Baltimore.

7. Spaces – Stadium Square (Rating 4.1/5)

145 West Ostend Street Suite 600, Baltimore, MD 21230

Reception at Spaces Stadium Square Baltimore

Located near M&T Stadium and historic Cross Street Market, Spaces Stadium Square is near terrific entertainment and retail options, making it the perfect place for work as well as play. Its clean community areas feature incredible Baltimore views, and its offices are welldesigned for quiet productivity. Outstanding Spaces network events help foster and inspire the innovative community. 

Best For: Small businesses, entrepreneurs, and hybrid and remote professionals.

+ Flexible contracts
+ Full-service virtual membership
+ Near public transit and several highways
+ Access to the Spaces global network

 

Virtual Office
$195/month

Open Workspace
$149/month

Private Office
$559/month

Dedicated Desk
$269/month

 

Learn more about Spaces – Stadium Square Baltimore.

 

Methodology 

We based our selection of the 7 best coworking spaces in Baltimore on Google reviews, shortlisting locations with an average rating of 4.0 stars or higher, also considering available amenities and membership prices. When booking a coworking space, always consider your own individual or business needs and budget.

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Balazs Szekely

Balazs Szekely, our Senior Creative Writer has a degree in journalism and dynamic career experience spanning radio, print and online media, as well as B2B and B2C copywriting. With extensive experience at several real estate industry publications, he’s well-versed in coworking trends, remote work, lifestyle and health topics. Balazs’ work has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal, as well as on CBS, CNBC and more. He’s fascinated by photography, winter sports and nature, and, in his free time, you may find him away from home on a city break. You can drop Balazs a line via email.
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