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Coworking in Lincoln City.Would you use it?

A place to work outside the house, meet other local professionals and have a good cup of coffee. We're exploring a shared workspace in Lincoln City, Oregon, and want to know who would actually use it.

This is an idea we're researching. No location, opening date, hours or membership prices have been set. This survey is not a booking or a commitment to join.

Share your interest

What we're considering

Somewhere to work
Shared desks, reliable internet, space for calls, flexible memberships and drop-in access during open hours.
People to know
Local networking events, coworking days and practical workshops for remote workers and small-business owners.
A small coffee bar
A welcoming place to get a drink and talk, with quieter space for focused work.

A community research project from Michael Wynkoop and Lincoln City Websites. Your feedback will help us decide whether to take the next step.

Would this fit your workday?

Six quick questions, with optional details below. About two minutes. Honest “no” answers are useful too.

Space, hours & anything else (optional)
What would matter most?

Optional. Choose up to three.

When would you use it?

Stay in the loop Optional

You can submit without your name or email. Leave an email only if you'd like the follow-up you choose below.

No payment. No membership commitment. How we use your answers.

A shared workspace for the way Lincoln City works.

Running a local business doesn't always mean having an office. Remote employees, independent professionals and business owners may need a desk for focused work, a place for a client meeting or a reason to get out of the house.

We're looking into whether a coworking space could meet those needs alongside a small coffee bar and local business networking. Memberships, day passes and open hours are possibilities to test, not services currently available.

We'd like to hear from people in Lincoln City and nearby communities, including Otis, Gleneden Beach, Depoe Bay and Neskowin. Visitors and part-time residents are welcome to respond too. The survey separates those needs so we can understand year-round local demand.

Is this coworking space open yet?

No. We're researching demand before choosing a location or committing to a space. There is no announced opening date, address, pricing or schedule.

Is this an office rental or a coffee shop?

The idea is a membership-based shared workspace with drop-in options, networking events and a small coffee bar. It is not an available private-office listing or an operating café.

Do I need to own a business to answer?

No. People who work from home, remote and hybrid employees, freelancers, students and anyone who might use a local workspace can share their needs. You can also say that coworking isn't for you.

Does filling this out reserve a desk?

No. Your answers help us evaluate the idea. Even opting into a possible paid pilot only gives permission to contact you; there is nothing to pay for or book here.

How we use your answers

Responses are stored in Make it Real, are not publicly readable, and are available to the project team to evaluate local demand. Name and email are optional. We use your email only for the coworking follow-up you select, not a general marketing signup.

This page uses the site's analytics. We also save the source website and campaign tags, when present, to understand where responses come from. Questions about your response or a request to remove it can be sent to abe@lincolncitywebsites.com.