Hi Account Closed, I love your idea, I do believe the next innovation will be in real estate.

There is a ton of innovation happening in the lumber industry and other related industries, which will help balance things out so to speak.  

Both co-working and STR are ultimately real estate plays but the similarities seem to end there.Having played in both the co-working space as a consultant and then director of operations for a $12MM project and operating my own vacation STR and other real estate assets I will share some insights.first off, I don't want to throw cold water on your idea because it sounds very innovative, but immediately some concerns come to mind and a few ideas of my own are also sparking. 

Wichita hasn't even peaked so there is plenty of room for innovation. 

Colorado Springs Amazon center and other commercial developmentAmazon - mid 2021 (Peak Innovation Park), hiring 1000 workersNational Museum of WWII AviationUS Forest Service, $20 million baseSierra Nevada Corp, $7.5 millionAerospace Corp, $100 million project, employ 200 people+ 2 hotels+ supposed $10 million boost to the airport + space force if it happens https://gazette.com/business/amazons-colorado-springs-distribution-center-on-track-for-mid-2021-opening/article_4e12502e-e167-11ea-acbe-5379e4a778ba.html?

Keller Williams, of course :) if you want a company that grows with you and constantly innovates to provide you more and more opportunities. 

The company seems to be actively innovating and the platform is easy to use.

Thankfully, technology and innovation helped the industry power forward, and business gradually ramped back up as shelter-in-place orders were lifted.

By using critical thinking, it seems like you can come up with innovative strategies to battle through any market and continue learning all the way.

It is on a .5 acre site, incorporates green (LEED Plat), and has innovative parking strategies.