
AI-native office-leasing marketplace connecting companies searching for space with landlords and primary tenants.
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The page covers recent commercial real estate market news and updates from Tandem.
A clear, practical comparison of flexible office space and traditional leases in Boston for startups and scaling teams.
The page compares fully furnished and unfurnished office space in Boston in relation to a team's growth, timeline, and budget.
The page discusses costs and availability of furnished startup offices, including move-in-ready options in SF, NYC, and Boston and setting up a space in 14 days.
Legacy office search runs on memory. Tandem runs it on data. Tandem is a licensed brokerage in New York, San Francisco, and Boston.
Browse and rent office space in NYC, SF and Boston. Verified listings, better matches, fewer tours. Backed by Y Combinator.
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Tandem launches Tandem Concierge, a free service for select office spaces that gives tenants a dedicated account manager through the lease and move process. The manager helps with legal review, insurance, internet, access control, janitorial, utilities, IT setup, furniture, and moving; the service launches in New York City and the San Francisco Bay Area.
Feb 2025 · Tandem BlogNews article
Tandem raises $6.1 million in seed funding to help companies discover, lease, and manage office spaces. The round includes a $750,000 pre-seed raised in 2023 and is led by Collide Capital, 1984 Ventures, and Y Combinator, with angel investors including Stanford's Nick Bloom participating.
Feb 2025 · PRNewswireNews article
Tandem outlines how startups can secure their first traditional commercial office lease in San Francisco. Its guide covers evaluating commercial real estate options and understanding sublease nuances, drawing on Tandem’s hands-on experience helping startups rent office space in the city.
Oct 2023 · Tandem BlogNews article
Tandem co-founder Harold Trakhman examines WeWork’s collapse and argues that flexible office space is better served by revenue-share agreements than long-term leases. He presents Tandem’s approach as a response to mistakes made by coworking operators and as a way to serve demand for hybrid work. The post was originally published on Trakhman’s Substack.
Oct 2023 · Tandem BlogNews article