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Overview of Spaces - California, San Diego - Spaces Makers Quarter

A stellar example of high-quality office space in San Diego, Makers Quarter gives professionals in SoCal a modern, well-developed location to live and work. Part of a sprawling 60,000 square foot development in East Village, this business centre’s contemporary design impresses with its inspiring appearance and second-to-none facilities. Across four floors of this new-build structure, creatives and entrepreneurs are given access to office spaces, co-working areas and conference rooms, all furnished to the highest standards.

Each one of the working environments in this flexible working hub features a high-speed Wi-Fi connection and is served by the friendly staff who provide administrative support on request. This location is at the heart of San Diego’s East Village tech corridor, with links to the MTS Trolley (Park & Market station, Orange and Blue lines) and Broadway & 15th St bus stop. Drivers are well served by the on-site parking, and connection to Interstate 5. For lunch, you’ll find the area filled with cafes and shops, as well as the nearby Albertsons supermarket. Putting on a big business event? The adjacent Moniker Warehouse events venue is ideal. And there’s no shortage of green spaces around, with SMARTS Farm and Fault Line Park within walking distance.

Reviews for Spaces - California, San Diego - Spaces Makers Quarter

3.22 (3 reviews)

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Overall Rating

Location

3.7

Workspace Comfort

3.7

WiFi

2.7

Social & Community

3.3

Productive Environment

3.3

Amenities

2.7

Recent Reviews

Anonymous Review

Yolanda Famoso is an employee of the center not a customer.

26.02.2025

The one five star review is by one of their employees, Yolanda Famoso. The does not rent office space there she works for spaces/regus.

Anonymous Review

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26.02.2025

Avoid at all costs. Just Google "Regus office lawsuit California" if you want to get a sense of some of their illegal and unethical practices. They get sued all the time and lose (or settle) every suit against them, but the question is, do you have the time and resources to take them to court, or would you rather just get an office somewhere else? I'll admit, I was drawn to their beautiful building, but now seriously regret it. They nickel and dime you for literally everything, while most co-working firms at least provide some basics included in your rent. Spaces provides nothing. They were months late on returning my security deposit, lied multiple times about the terms of the lease, repeatedly charged me "late fees" when I was set up on auto pay on a credit card and never missed a single payment. They said my office had climate control, but then after signing the lease, they locked it and said only management can control it because it’s for the whole floor. Also, good luck getting any accountability whatsoever. After you sign the lease, you will only ever be able to speak with the person at the front desk, who, shocker, has no authority to do anything. They also retain the right to unilaterally change your workspace, and you have no recourse. They moved me from a beautiful west-facing fourth-floor office with a great view of the sunset to a second-floor office where the windows don’t open and facing F street (super busy/loud, no more sunset, way less natural light, etc.) and said it was “reasonably equivalent." I was also told by the person at the front desk, Andres, that several issues would be addressed (like the move, terminating my contract, getting security deposit on time, etc.) where he gave me confirmation even in email explicitly stating I would be refunded, and then when it went to his manager who actually makes decisions, it was denied by the higher-ups, who he won’t even give me an email to talk to them directly. It took them three months, three months of charging me, before they finally got back to me to tell me the "operations director" said there wasn't a "justifiable business case" for the termination, aka, they did their cost-benefit analysis and don't think I would take them to court, so just decided to rip me off for a couple thousand dollars. So basically stay away, and if you're one of their victims, interested in pursuing a class action, let me know!

3.22 (3 reviews)

Location

3.7

Workspace Comfort

3.7

WiFi

2.7

Social & Community

3.3

Productive Environment

3.3

Amenities

2.7

Anonymous Review

Yolanda Famoso is an employee of the center not a customer.

26.02.2025

The one five star review is by one of their employees, Yolanda Famoso. The does not rent office space there she works for spaces/regus.

Anonymous Review

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26.02.2025

Yolanda Famoso

Bright and Productive Work Environment!

11.08.2021

This center is located at a convenient location, right off the freeway. Beautiful, and friendly work space that makes you feel like you're home. This center offers a variety of co-working common areas to enjoy. Love that this center has 3 phone booths in case you need a more quiet space to take a call. There are 3 meeting rooms, with Screen mirror capabilities, along with white boards. They also have an event space available to host training sessions, work seminars, etc. This center has 4 floors and the first and second floor have endless co-working areas. There is also private office on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floor. The center also has outdoor patios if you want to change your scenery. They also have communal bikes available to use. This center just provides such a friendly and welcoming atmosphere for all.