Cadieux: “The biggest trend in any kind of office development revolves around the idea of holistic service opportunity.”

SAN DIEGO—Moniker Commons, like everything Moniker Group does, is built on the idea that people are the biggest priority, so offering more services and the opportunity to be connected to a larger community is a natural offshoot, co-founder Nate Cadieux tells GlobeSt.com. Offering a unique brick-and-mortar hub for local thinkers, artisans and entrepreneurs to unite in productivity, the San Diego-based firm—creator of the brands Moniker Warehouse, Moniker Made and Moniker Coffee Co, among others—has officially opened doors to an 8,800-square-foot co-working space that is equal parts community and inspiring workspace. Moniker Commons is situated bayside within the Arts District of San Diego's historic Liberty Station neighborhood.

CEO Ryan Sisson has spent the last seven years building a brand out of the California lifestyle. The Moniker brand encapsulates eight businesses and ten brands from event production to high-end artisan furniture, all under a single moniker.

The lease for Moniker Commons, the newest project under Moniker Real Estate—a subsidiary partnership between Sisson and commercial real estate expert Cadieux—was acquired after the success of the duo's neighboring multipurpose retail store, Moniker General, which opened in Liberty Station in 2016.