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Private social clubs are revolutionizing commercial real estate as office vacancy rates soar. Smart developers are converting underutilized spaces into profitable networking hubs.
Ambience of unalloyed comfort gives way to challenge shared office market Soon after the launch of London’s lavish private members’ club 12 Hay Hill, its boss Stephanos Issaias had to throw out all the sofas and chairs on one of the floors and replace them with
Verb Brands reveals the 25 most influential luxury digital marketing leaders of 2017, including Private Club Marketing’s CEO Zack Bates and industry pioneers transforming luxury brand experiences.
Soho House transformed private club marketing by embracing digital innovation like a startup. Their strategy includes 60+ sites, member-only content, and expert curation.
New private members clubs are revolutionizing exclusive networking by targeting young creatives with modern amenities like co-working spaces and rooftop pools in premium locations.
Philadelphia’s new Fitler Club represents a $50-60 million luxury private membership destination targeting the city’s emerging business and cultural elite with premium amenities.
A new breed of fashionable private members clubs are growing in popularity around the world, promising to be more inclusive and diverse than their stuffy older counterparts. Yet while the newer venues like Soho House, Common House and The Hospital Club certainly have far more youthful millennial memberships, you certainly don’t need to have gone […]
LA’s private beach clubs offer exclusive oceanside luxury for up to $85K in membership fees. Industry insiders gather at century-old stalwarts like Jonathan Club and Bel-Air Bay Club for privacy and prestige.
With a $3,600 price tag, Spring Place means to shake things up. Here’s everything you need to know, including how to score one of those coveted memberships. On an early afternoon in May, all was quiet at the new members-only club south of Canal street in Manhattan. Spring Place, as it’s called, was slowly coming […]