Or the $325/mo? But I don't even get to keep my stuff there?
Do I get access to a conference room or a receptionist or something like that?
For $325/mo though I'd better get my own desk and a place to stash my things.
Isn't that what a lot of these hackerspaces/workspaces basically ammount to? Privately-funded libraries without the books? Or maybe with soldering irons instead of books?
And, yeah, the fact that it's a work environment (to respond to further up this thread), is a huge benefit. Way easier to focus here than at a coffee shop or at home.
From pricing I've seen in larger cities, $325/mo should also get me 24/7 access.
In other spaces, like the one I work at, we have a setup that's really dynamic and flexible so we can re-purpose the room, so we provide everybody with large lockable cubby-style storage. Thus, we're a lot cheaper, too, than places that offer your own desk space.
[ by "my space" I mean, the one I work at, and by "our company", my boss's ;-) ]