MoShai G.
5/24/2021
After a girls' weekend in Palm Springs, I was not in a rush to drive back to Phoenix so I purchased a day pass to work at the Flannery Exchange (take some calls and get some work done before...
Flannery Exchange
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750 N Palm Canyon Dr Unit F
Palm Springs, CA 92262
Located in the heart of Palm Springs’ Uptown Design District, Flannery Exchange offers a diverse array of spaces for work, leisure, and socializing. Guests and residents can explore various workspaces, retail areas, a conference room, and event spaces within this mixed-use establishment.
Visitors can also indulge in the Sip, Shop, & Savor experience by enjoying the offerings at Cafe La Jefa, Bobo Palm Springs, Covet, Carmela Ice Cream, and the Savage Gallery. The venue also provides a historical journey through its past, offering a virtual tour and insights into its transformation from an abandoned 1981 Bank of America building.
Community members of Flannery Exchange praise the vibrant atmosphere and amenities, making it a preferred spot for co-working, conducting business, and networking. With flexible lease terms, rooftop deck access, hi-speed internet, and a range of shared facilities, Flannery Exchange aims to provide a modern and dynamic environment for individuals seeking a unique workspace experience.
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4.516 reviews
Karyn M.
3/17/2024
Fun location on Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs with a coffee shop, ice cream/gelato shop, stores and fun outdoor seating.
Alex D.
1/8/2024
This is a cool building full of many small businesses, with different owners. There are many women-owned businesses in here, and at least 2 of them are LGBT friendly, dog friendly, and BIPOC...
Leeann M.
4/14/2025
Cute retail building! went for The Bean Goods store Dog event at Christmas. Hip stores, nice shopping experience!
Robert M.
2/6/2025
I use this co-working location during my 50% of the year in Palm Springs. The location is really ideal on the main strip. Unbelievable sightlines and their rooftop/patio might be the best view...
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