Remote Works Opened Flexible Office Site in Parsippany
Local small businesses gain access to short-term office alternatives and on-site amenities.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Remote Work
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Remote Works has opened a new flexible workspace at 7 Entin Road in Parsippany, offering private offices and shared infrastructure. The facility provides an alternative to traditional commercial real estate leases for local entrepreneurs.
Why it matters
The model caters to businesses seeking to avoid the financial commitment of long-term office leases while maintaining professional meeting environments. It offers immediate infrastructure access to remote professionals and small firms.
The new Parsippany facility provides space for remote professionals and small businesses, with plans to expand by 9,000 square feet to reach a total footprint of 17,000 square feet. The firm is self-funded and currently evaluating future site partnerships.
The players
Remote Works
A self-funded provider of flexible workspace and business infrastructure for remote professionals and small companies.
North Jersey Chamber of Commerce
A regional business advocacy group that partners with local organizations to support economic development.
Stephen M. Sannicandro
The founder who began developing the Remote Works business concept in 2017.
The details
The facility integrates commercial real estate with business infrastructure, providing members access to conference rooms, a podcast studio, and a cafe. This setup allows companies to operationalize office space without entering into long-term commercial lease agreements.
Timeline
Development of the business concept began in 2017.
The grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony occurred on October 8, 2026.
Market Landscape
This opening follows the documented trend of businesses seeking flexible real estate alternatives to long-term commercial office leases. It marks a shift away from traditional office models in the region, favoring shorter-term operational infrastructure.
Business owners should review their current lease obligations to determine if flexible space provides a more cost-effective alternative to traditional office overhead. Operators should assess whether temporary facilities can support their current team size and meeting frequency requirements.
The takeaway
The move highlights the growing demand for low-commitment office infrastructure among small business operators. Business owners should compare their existing long-term lease costs against the flexibility offered by emerging regional coworking hubs.
Further reading
For more on shifts in commercial real estate, visit our Remote Work section.
More information
For more information, visit the Remote Works company website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Parsippany Focus | "All Local, All Parsippany".
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