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Makerhoods
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Makerhoods Newark
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Makerhoods operates a Newark, New Jersey-based maker community from the Krueger-Scott Mansion, offering apartment, commercial space, and business support services to microbusiness owners. The organization serves local artisans, craftspeople, and makers through a vertically integrated community model: prospective makers apply via the website, join a professional community with networking resources, and can participate in a Live & Work program that combines residential and workspace access. It also positions itself as a new economic-development model focused on building neighborhoods of makers rather than using traditional approaches, and monetizes its venue through event hosting.

The product surface is primarily physical and community-based rather than technology-driven. Its digital infrastructure is a Squarespace-hosted website (makerhoods.org) that serves as the central information hub — featuring maker profiles, community information, upcoming events, an application pathway for prospective makers, a "Shop Our Makers" commerce page, a professional community section, and an email newsletter signup, supplemented by organic social media channels. There is no proprietary software platform, no mobile app, no public API or SDK, and no disclosed integrations or technology stack beyond the website CMS.

The business model is not transparently disclosed in available sources: no pricing, fee structure, revenue mechanics, or financial figures are reported, and no funding rounds or investor relationships are documented. The organization operates with 1-10 employees and a single regional footprint in Newark, and ownership commentary in the source data ambiguously describes it as either an independent for-profit or a community-development/nonprofit-style entity. Revenue, if any, is most plausibly derived from a mix of live-work program fees, event venue rentals, maker commerce, and/or grants and donations, but this cannot be confirmed from the available data.

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Makerhoods operates a Newark, New Jersey-based maker community from the Krueger-Scott Mansion, offering live-work housing, commercial space, professional networking, and event hosting to local artisans, craftspeople, and microbusiness owners seeking economic development opportunities.

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HeadquartersNewark, United States
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Newark
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices1 record

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
maker community space, live-work program, artisan live workspace, microbusiness support, maker residencies
Industry2 codes
1Community Arts, Culture & Creative Placemaking Enterprises
CodeBPAGALAOPrimaryYes
2Crafts & Maker Arts (Ceramics, Textiles, Jewelry, Mixed Media)
CodeEDAMAAADPrimaryNo
Product category
Maker Space and Live-Work Community Hub
Social media profiles3 records
Marketing channels3 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels1 record

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Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D
GTM typeB2C
B2C
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Makerhoods provides apartment, commercial space, and business support services to microbusiness owners at the Krueger-Scott Mansion in Newark. It runs a live-and-work program that combines housing and studio space, hosts maker events, and maintains a professional community network connecting local makers. The platform enables artisans and craftspeople to apply for residency and participate in an in-person maker community centered at the historic Newark mansion.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Product overview1 text field

Makerhoods Newark operates as a single, unified community offering rather than a modular platform. The organization provides a neighborhood development model for economic growth through maker communities, encompassing maker workspace, professional community networking, live/work housing options, event hosting capabilities, and application pathways for prospective makers.

Product and service4 records
1Live-and-Work Program
CategoryLive-work residency
Description

Combined apartment housing and commercial studio space program for microbusiness owners at the Krueger-Scott Mansion in Newark. Participants live and work in an integrated maker community and apply through the Makerhoods website.

2Maker Community Network
CategoryCommunity membership
Description

Professional community platform connecting local makers in Newark for networking, collaboration, and peer support. Members access the network as part of the Makerhoods community.

3Maker Events and Event Hosting
4Business Support Services
CategoryBusiness support services
Description

Business support services provided to microbusiness owners as part of the Makerhoods offering, supplementing the live-and-work residency with practical assistance for running a small maker business.

Recent move4 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight3 records

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Peers10 records
1Artspace
TypeDirect peer
Description

National nonprofit developer of affordable live/work space for artists, including maker and creative production space. Highly comparable to Makerhoods because it directly combines residential and workspace for makers/artisans in a community-development framework.

2NextFab
TypeDirect peer
Description

Membership-based maker and innovation space offering workshops, tools, and a creative community of makers and entrepreneurs. Comparable to Makerhoods in providing curated maker workspace, professional community, and programming under one roof.

3Artisan's Asylum
TypeDirect peer
Description

Community maker space that hosts artisans, craftspeople, and small-batch manufacturers with shared tools, studios, and events. Directly comparable to Makerhoods in mission — supporting a community of makers with shared workspace and educational programming.

4The Crucible
TypeDirect peer
Description

Industrial arts education and maker facility offering workshops, studio access, and community events for makers, welders, and craftspeople. Comparable in serving a hands-on maker community with shared facilities, classes, and event programming.

5Etsy
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large online marketplace connecting independent makers and artisans with buyers. While purely digital and far broader in scale, Etsy serves essentially the same underlying maker microbusiness customer segment that Makerhoods is building a physical community around.

6Maker's Row
TypeDirect peer
Description

Online platform and community connecting independent makers with manufacturers and production resources. Comparable to Makerhoods in targeting the same independent maker/creative microbusiness segment, though operating in a marketplace rather than physical-space model.

7Betaworks Studios
TypeEmerging player
Description

Studio and venture platform that operates a curated community of creative and technical founders in shared space. Comparable in concept — curated creative community, shared working space, event programming — though oriented toward tech rather than crafts.

8WeWork
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global co-working incumbent offering shared workspace, event programming, and community to members. Comparable at a category level (community-driven shared workspace), but operates at vastly larger scale and serves a broader corporate/SMB audience rather than a curated maker niche.

9Industrious
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Premium flexible-workspace operator offering shared and private offices with hospitality-style programming. Comparable as a community-emphasizing workspace operator, but targets enterprise and SMB tenants rather than a curated maker community.

10Soho House
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Members-only club and hospitality brand offering workspace, event venues, and a curated creative community. Comparable in pairing a membership-curated creative community with workspace and event programming, though at much larger scale and with a hospitality-first model.

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Strengths5 records

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat3 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights5 records

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Ideal customer profile1 record

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Makerhoods

Maker Space and Live-Work Community Hubmakerhoods.com

Makerhoods operates a Newark, New Jersey-based maker community from the Krueger-Scott Mansion, offering live-work housing, commercial space, professional networking, and event hosting to local artisans, craftspeople, and microbusiness owners seeking economic development opportunities.

What Makerhoods does

Makerhoods operates a Newark, New Jersey-based maker community from the Krueger-Scott Mansion, offering apartment, commercial space, and business support services to microbusiness owners. The organization serves local artisans, craftspeople, and makers through a vertically integrated community model: prospective makers apply via the website, join a professional community with networking resources, and can participate in a Live & Work program that combines residential and workspace access. It also positions itself as a new economic-development model focused on building neighborhoods of makers rather than using traditional approaches, and monetizes its venue through event hosting.

The product surface is primarily physical and community-based rather than technology-driven. Its digital infrastructure is a Squarespace-hosted website (makerhoods.org) that serves as the central information hub — featuring maker profiles, community information, upcoming events, an application pathway for prospective makers, a "Shop Our Makers" commerce page, a professional community section, and an email newsletter signup, supplemented by organic social media channels. There is no proprietary software platform, no mobile app, no public API or SDK, and no disclosed integrations or technology stack beyond the website CMS.

The business model is not transparently disclosed in available sources: no pricing, fee structure, revenue mechanics, or financial figures are reported, and no funding rounds or investor relationships are documented. The organization operates with 1-10 employees and a single regional footprint in Newark, and ownership commentary in the source data ambiguously describes it as either an independent for-profit or a community-development/nonprofit-style entity. Revenue, if any, is most plausibly derived from a mix of live-work program fees, event venue rentals, maker commerce, and/or grants and donations, but this cannot be confirmed from the available data.

Makerhoods firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Makerhoods
Legal name
Makerhoods Newark
Website
https://www.makerhoods.com
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Makerhoods operates a Newark, New Jersey-based maker community from the Krueger-Scott Mansion, offering live-work housing, commercial space, professional networking, and event hosting to local artisans, craftspeople, and microbusiness owners seeking economic development opportunities.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Makerhoods industry classification

Industry
Product category
Maker Space and Live-Work Community Hub
akta.pro primary industry
Community Arts, Culture & Creative Placemaking Enterprises (BPAGALAO)
akta.pro secondary industry
Crafts & Maker Arts (Ceramics, Textiles, Jewelry, Mixed Media) (EDAMAAAD)

Keywords

  • Maker community space
  • Live-work program
  • Artisan live workspace
  • Microbusiness support
  • Maker residencies

Where Makerhoods is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Newark
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Makerhoods business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

Makerhoods product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Makerhoods provides apartment, commercial space, and business support services to microbusiness owners at the Krueger-Scott Mansion in Newark. It runs a live-and-work program that combines housing and studio space, hosts maker events, and maintains a professional community network connecting local makers. The platform enables artisans and craftspeople to apply for residency and participate in an in-person maker community centered at the historic Newark mansion.

Product overview

Makerhoods Newark operates as a single, unified community offering rather than a modular platform. The organization provides a neighborhood development model for economic growth through maker communities, encompassing maker workspace, professional community networking, live/work housing options, event hosting capabilities, and application pathways for prospective makers.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Live-and-Work Program Combined apartment housing and commercial studio space program for microbusiness owners at the Krueger-Scott Mansion in Newark. Participants live and work in an integrated maker community and apply through the Makerhoods website.
  • Maker Community Network Professional community platform connecting local makers in Newark for networking, collaboration, and peer support. Members access the network as part of the Makerhoods community.
  • Maker Events and Event Hosting
  • Business Support Services Business support services provided to microbusiness owners as part of the Makerhoods offering, supplementing the live-and-work residency with practical assistance for running a small maker business.

Companies that use Makerhoods

Customer profile

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Makerhoods technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
No
API docs
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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Makerhoods partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Makerhoods competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Artspace: National nonprofit developer of affordable live/work space for artists, including maker and creative production space. Highly comparable to Makerhoods because it directly combines residential and workspace for makers/artisans in a community-development framework.
  • NextFab: Membership-based maker and innovation space offering workshops, tools, and a creative community of makers and entrepreneurs. Comparable to Makerhoods in providing curated maker workspace, professional community, and programming under one roof.
  • Artisan's Asylum: Community maker space that hosts artisans, craftspeople, and small-batch manufacturers with shared tools, studios, and events. Directly comparable to Makerhoods in mission — supporting a community of makers with shared workspace and educational programming.
  • The Crucible: Industrial arts education and maker facility offering workshops, studio access, and community events for makers, welders, and craftspeople. Comparable in serving a hands-on maker community with shared facilities, classes, and event programming.
  • Maker's Row: Online platform and community connecting independent makers with manufacturers and production resources. Comparable to Makerhoods in targeting the same independent maker/creative microbusiness segment, though operating in a marketplace rather than physical-space model.

Broad incumbents

  • Etsy: Large online marketplace connecting independent makers and artisans with buyers. While purely digital and far broader in scale, Etsy serves essentially the same underlying maker microbusiness customer segment that Makerhoods is building a physical community around.
  • WeWork: Global co-working incumbent offering shared workspace, event programming, and community to members. Comparable at a category level (community-driven shared workspace), but operates at vastly larger scale and serves a broader corporate/SMB audience rather than a curated maker niche.
  • Industrious: Premium flexible-workspace operator offering shared and private offices with hospitality-style programming. Comparable as a community-emphasizing workspace operator, but targets enterprise and SMB tenants rather than a curated maker community.
  • Soho House: Members-only club and hospitality brand offering workspace, event venues, and a curated creative community. Comparable in pairing a membership-curated creative community with workspace and event programming, though at much larger scale and with a hospitality-first model.

Emerging players

  • Betaworks Studios: Studio and venture platform that operates a curated community of creative and technical founders in shared space. Comparable in concept — curated creative community, shared working space, event programming — though oriented toward tech rather than crafts.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

Makerhoods social profiles

Digital presence

Makerhoods financial estimates

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Makerhoods leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Makerhoods funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Makerhoods M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Makerhoods

What does Makerhoods do?

Makerhoods provides apartment, commercial space, and business support services to microbusiness owners at the Krueger-Scott Mansion in Newark. It runs a live-and-work program that combines housing and studio space, hosts maker events, and maintains a professional community network connecting local makers. The platform enables artisans and craftspeople to apply for residency and participate in an in-person maker community centered at the historic Newark mansion.

Is Makerhoods a public or private company?

Makerhoods is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was Makerhoods founded?

Makerhoods was founded in -1. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Makerhoods based?

Makerhoods is headquartered in Newark, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Makerhoods's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Artspace, NextFab, Artisan's Asylum, The Crucible and Maker's Row. Broad incumbents are Etsy, WeWork, Industrious and Soho House. Betaworks Studios is listed as an emerging player.

Does Makerhoods have an API?

No public API is recorded for Makerhoods.

What industry is Makerhoods in?

Makerhoods's product category is Maker Space and Live-Work Community Hub. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGALAO, Community Arts, Culture & Creative Placemaking Enterprises, with a secondary code of EDAMAAAD, Crafts & Maker Arts (Ceramics, Textiles, Jewelry, Mixed Media).

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