Kiln Opens Large Co-Working Space in Bend
The 42,000-square-foot facility in the Old Mill District replaces a former call center site.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Remote Work
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Kiln has officially opened a new 42,000-square-foot co-working facility in Bend, situated on a 4.6-acre property in the Old Mill District. The site, which formerly housed the Ibex Global call center, celebrated its grand opening with a party for 400 guests.
Why it matters
This facility aims to reimagine the modern workday experience by blending professional workspaces with wellness amenities and community-focused infrastructure. It provides a dedicated hub for local remote professionals seeking a mix of private offices, desks, and media creation tools.
The new facility spans 42,000 square feet on a 4.6-acre lot and features a dedicated 150-space parking area for members. The grand opening event drew 400 attendees to the site located near the Bond and Wilson roundabout.
The players
Kiln
Kiln is a provider of collaborative workspace environments that emphasizes the integration of professional development and community wellness.
Ibex Global
Ibex Global is a customer support and business process outsourcing firm that previously operated a call center at the Old Mill District site.
The details
The space includes private offices, shared desks, conference rooms, and content studios designed to support a variety of professional needs. Membership programs at the location offer flexible service tiers that grant users access to both local amenities and the broader network of Kiln facilities.
Timeline
October 15, 2026: The facility officially opened its doors for operations.
Market Landscape
The emergence of this workspace follows the broader industry trend of the rise of hybrid-flexible office models in secondary Western U.S. markets. This project positions Kiln to capture regional market share by repurposing legacy industrial space into modern, high-amenity hubs for distributed workforces.
Local professionals and remote employees can now access premium workspaces and content studios within the Old Mill District. Membership tiers provide residents with a structured alternative to home offices, potentially increasing local productivity and professional networking opportunities.
The takeaway
The transformation of the former call center property signals a shift toward flexible, community-centric office environments in Bend. Residents can utilize these new studio and meeting resources to separate their home life from their professional responsibilities.
Further reading
Find more information on how local workspaces are adapting to modern professional needs in the Remote Work section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Cascade Business News.
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