In the flow: Co-working firm aims high with new concept

Phillippe Houdard dreamed up Pipeline before the shared workspace craze hit. He has big hopes for expansion in the region.


  • By Brian Hartz
  • | 6:00 a.m. July 12, 2019
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Mark Wemple. Pipeline Tampa, on the 15th floor of Park Tower Tampa, at 400 N. Tampa St. downtown, is about 75% occupied.
Mark Wemple. Pipeline Tampa, on the 15th floor of Park Tower Tampa, at 400 N. Tampa St. downtown, is about 75% occupied.
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Lack of new office space plus a booming economy has added up to a co-working craze in the Tampa Bay area. Station House, The Ring, WeWork and Industrious are just some of the co-work entities that have jumped into the race to provide space to both businesses flocking to the region and firms already here who have outgrown abodes.

Pipeline, based in Miami, is one of the region's newest entries. It takes a different approach to the more traditional co-working concept by focusing on a client roster made of professional services firms that value a more luxurious working space with a high level of customer service.

 

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