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Radical hospitality: The Loading Dock gives remote Wake Forest a headquarters

The downtown coworking campus where work-from-home goes to get done.

Wake Forest fills up every weekday with people who commute to a spare bedroom. The Loading Dock built the alternative.

The downtown coworking and meeting space — part of a Raleigh-based network with the Beryl and Dock 1053 locations — covers the full range: open coworking, cowarehousing, office suites, meeting and training rooms, team packages, day passes, even gift cards for the remote worker in your life.

The operating philosophy is what they call radical hospitality: preparing a space for all who walk through the door so teams can work, meet, and grow. The public and member events calendar keeps it from being just desks — it functions as the town's professional commons.

Remote work made where-you-live matter more than where-you-office. The Loading Dock is Wake Forest's answer to the second half of that equation.

Memberships, day passes, and event space details are on their directory listing.

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