Pros (Advantages)	Cons (Challenges)
You will have a private space and some control over how your office is fitted out	Office leasing is more expensive than other options
You can readily welcome clients and use your own meeting rooms without checking with anyone else	There may be limitations to making changes to the space
	You are likely to be locked into a minimum contract of months which could pose a financial risk if your business doesn’t perform as expected

Pros (Advantages)	Cons (Challenges)
It’s easy to upgrade or move on without being tied into a contract	It lacks the privacy of leased office space
The facilities are good; cleaning, storage, meeting rooms etc., are all accessible.	You won’t have options for altering the space around you

Pros (Advantages)	Cons (Challenges)
The locations of co-working spaces are usually good, and if you’re starting up, they might be unaffordable otherwise.	You may not be able to afford a permanent desk, so you lack the privacy and continuity you would get in a leased space.
The facilities are often good with bike storage and a cafe.	Access to private areas/meeting rooms may be difficult to secure.
There’s often a lot of startups at the right co-working space, giving the space a buzz and creating a good network hub.