Omaha, NE – Commerce Village will be opening its doors to entrepreneurs, creatives, and thinkers this July. Housed inside the Rail & Commerce Building that is situated on the 10th Street corridor just south of Omaha’s Old Market, Commerce Village is a coworking community that boasts world-class amenities and expansive views of downtown Omaha.
Commerce Village work spaces are flexible and accommodate unique business needs. Spaces range from a virtual office, to a single desk, to office suites for a whole team. Designed for the modern worker, Commerce Village provides amenities to make day-to-day business operations as stress free as possible so businesses can focus on innovation, networking, and growth. All members enjoy concierge service, speedy WiFi, conference rooms, private gym and locker rooms, stylish furniture, and mail and package services.
Commerce Village contributes to the greater community by existing within a sustainable building. The modern, responsible renovation of the Rail & Commerce Building includes new highly efficient mechanical systems and a rooftop solar array that lowers the building’s impact on the environment. Such choices are not only good for the community but also make smart business sense.
“We are excited to welcome a diverse group of entrepreneurs to Commerce Village,” says Nicole McDermott, Community Manager. “Collaborative interaction is encouraged, from the open floor plan to the networking and social events we’ll host monthly; this space will be an exciting and creative work environment. We are located on the 10th Street corridor and within walking distance of the Old Market, right in the middle of a growing community with businesses, restaurants, nightlife, and housing.”
Membership options include virtual office space, individual desks, small suites (sold out!), medium suites, and large suites. Pricing starts at $100 per month, with individual desks also available for daily lease at $65 per day. All on-site memberships include 24/7 access, parking, and a monthly allotment of conference room hours.
To find your space – start your story, visit www.commercevillageomaha.com or contact Nicole McDermott, Community Manager, via phone, 402.637.4455, or email, nicole@commercevillageomaha.com.
LOCATION: THE RAIL & COMMERCE BUILDING
The Rail & Commerce Building originally opened in 1926 as the Burlington Mail Terminal. It was designed by W.T. Krausch in the Daylight Factory style. The building was an essential mail-sorting checkpoint in the United States and often processed special documents and large sums of money, making the security and efficiency of the facility highly important. After closing mail-oriented operations in the 1970s, the building was mostly unused except for sporadic storage. When developers purchased the building in 2015, it was in need of a massive renovation. Two years later, the freshly renovated Rail & Commerce Building will be opening its doors to become an active commercial hub once again. The Rail & Commerce Building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
CLIENT TESTIMONIAL
“As an Omaha-based company in an emerging industry, we have to make sure our office space and location supports the growth and culture of a 21st-century company. The amenities, built environment, and urban location of Commerce Village do just that. As we recruit new people to help build our organization, Commerce Village is definitely a selling point. It’s where you are going to want to be in downtown Omaha.” – Adam Herink, Bluestem Energy Solutions
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>p>Omaha, NE – Commerce Village will be opening its doors to entrepreneurs, creatives, and thinkers this July. Housed inside the Rail & Commerce Building that is situated on the 10th Street corridor just south of Omaha’s Old Market, Commerce Village is a coworking community that boasts world-class amenities and expansive views of downtown Omaha.>br />>br />Commerce Village work spaces are flexible and accommodate unique business needs. Spaces range from a virtual office, to a single desk, to office suites for a whole team. Designed for the modern worker, Commerce Village provides amenities to make day-to-day business operations as stress free as possible so businesses can focus on innovation, networking, and growth. All members enjoy concierge service, speedy WiFi, conference rooms, private gym and locker rooms, stylish furniture, and mail and package services.>br />>br />Commerce Village contributes to the greater community by existing within a sustainable building. The modern, responsible renovation of the Rail & Commerce Building includes new highly efficient mechanical systems and a rooftop solar array that lowers the building’s impact on the environment. Such choices are not only good for the community but also make smart business sense.>br />>br />“We are excited to welcome a diverse group of entrepreneurs to Commerce Village,” says Nicole McDermott, Community Manager. “Collaborative interaction is encouraged, from the open floor plan to the networking and social events we’ll host monthly; this space will be an exciting and creative work environment. We are located on the 10th Street corridor and within walking distance of the Old Market, right in the middle of a growing community with businesses, restaurants, nightlife, and housing.”>br />>br />Membership options include virtual office space, individual desks, small suites (sold out!), medium suites, and large suites. Pricing starts at $100 per month, with individual desks also available for daily lease at $65 per day. All on-site memberships include 24/7 access, parking, and a monthly allotment of conference room hours.>br />>br />To find your space – start your story, visit www.commercevillageomaha.com or contact Nicole McDermott, Community Manager, via phone, 402.637.4455, or email, nicole@commercevillageomaha.com.>br />>br />>br />LOCATION: THE RAIL & COMMERCE BUILDING>br />The Rail & Commerce Building originally opened in 1926 as the Burlington Mail Terminal. It was designed by W.T. Krausch in the Daylight Factory style. The building was an essential mail-sorting checkpoint in the United States and often processed special documents and large sums of money, making the security and efficiency of the facility highly important. After closing mail-oriented operations in the 1970s, the building was mostly unused except for sporadic storage. When developers purchased the building in 2015, it was in need of a massive renovation. Two years later, the freshly renovated Rail & Commerce Building will be opening its doors to become an active commercial hub once again. The Rail & Commerce Building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.>br />>br />>br />CLIENT TESTIMONIAL>br />“As an Omaha-based company in an emerging industry, we have to make sure our office space and location supports the growth and culture of a 21st-century company. The amenities, built environment, and urban location of Commerce Village do just that. As we recruit new people to help build our organization, Commerce Village is definitely a selling point. It’s where you are going to want to be in downtown Omaha.” – Adam Herink, Bluestem Energy Solutions>br />>br />>/p>