Is there a website for business owners to browse sublease space?
I own a business that's currently just online (operated out of my house), and I'm working hard to build it up so I can move it out into it's own physical location.  It seems to me that a good "baby steps" move would be to move into a sub-lease, maybe even a small space inside a larger business.  All of the web browsing I've done for this brings me to the regular commercial real estate sites like Loopnet and Cityfeet.  Short of contacting a broker, is there a way I can casually browse/search for sub-lease space in my area?
[{"id": "exz2hsz", "text": "Most commercial leases prohibit subleasing. Choosing a commercial tenant is an involved process and most businesses don't want someone operating on their property they don't know and haven't vetted.", "replies": [{"id": "ey1dk2n", "text": "It\u2019s not that they prohibit subleasing. Most of the leases I\u2019ve seen allow subleasing/assignment but the landlord must approve it.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "exzf7po", "text": "If I were you and trying to \u201ctake the next step\u201d and venture to doing my business out of my house l, I\u2019d look into wework or some other coworking company", "replies": [{"id": "ey59yb4", "text": "That idea works fine for consulting types of business but mine is online retail.  Unless I'm wrong, I doubt a coworking company would appreciate me setting up shelving units and an order packing desk.  :)", "replies": [{"id": "eyct46m", "text": "You could consider looking into flex space which typically would include a mix of office and warehouse space. Rental rates for flex space are usually more economical than straight office space anyhow.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "exzjjye", "text": "http://www.propbot.com/commercial-real-estate-for-lease/", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ey83uh0", "text": "Why are you looking to sublease vs leasing outright? A tenant who is needing to sublease all or part of their space often needs just as much of a commitment as a lease requires. Sometimes finding a short-term lease in a smaller location can better serve your needs than trying to find shared space.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "eys0ttp", "text": "I used to be a full time eBay seller.  I rented an office at an executive suite place, not a fancy one, just safe &amp; clean.  This was before WeWork &amp; the whole co-work thing.  Just go on Craigslist, you'll prob see some businesses looking to rent out a spare office or something like that.  Try to get something month to month.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]