Office space owner: More people seek to co-work in shared spaces instead of working from home
Some people are seeking a way to be able to work in an office and not from home - and an office space in Norwalk may be part of that solution.
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Nov 24, 2020, 3:32 PM
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Updated 1,246 days ago
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256ds agoSome people are seeking a way to be able to work in an office and not from home - and an office space in Norwalk may be part of that solution.
The 18,000-square-foot facility is called Norworx and opened just a few weeks ago. Owner Jeffrey Supinsky says more businesses are coming in, even essential businesses like PPE makers and financial institutions.
He says he's using the highest technology and hospital grade ventilation, and is providing all office amenities.
Supinsky says everyone is required to fill out health forms before they can work there. Any visitors in the building also must fill out a form.
