Coworking Space
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Does anyone know of any coworking spaces in the Novi/Farmington Hills areas? I am a freelance writer that recently moved back to Michigan from San Franciso, a city where coworking spaces were quite popular. I work from home or from a Starbucks most days, but if there is a coworking opportunity - or even cubicle or office space - to rent out a few days a month, I'd love to hear about it. Working from home is proving to be less than productive. I can be contacted through email at rachel at rachelkuptz dot com if anyone has any suggestions.
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You'll get a much better deal (I know some creatives that co-work) if you do one of a few things...
1) If you truly only need a few days a month to just be "separate", if you're an Automation Alley member they have a limited number of cube (technically octagon) setups (I believe) for members included in membership. That's in Troy, I don't know what kind of freelance writer you are and if that'd be a fit.
2) Get a cubicle and rent monthly - Most I've seen are in the $300-500 range - and if you consider most places I've seen cost $60-$150 per day it is a much better deal. All the ones I know are in the City of Detroit, so I'm sorry I can't be of more help. I don't know of any in your area, but granted, that isn't my neck of the woods.
3) Make a deal with a friend who owns a business. Some may appreciate the financial help, others may just like having a menagerie of creative folk wandering around their office.
For more on coworking you may want to check out http://wiki.coworking.info/Coworking-Detroit-AnnArbor