The co-working industry on Capitol Hill just doubled. The Mill, founded by Jana and Keith Harper of start-up Duo Creative, is now making space for new members in the Broadway Building:

While sharing office space has been around since the first caveperson had extra cave, a co-working space can mean a more established infrastructure for work and, perhaps more importantly, people on hand to manage and maintain the space. Many spaces will offer monthly memberships or drop-ins. The Mill, which fancies itself a “co-working boutique,” is full-time only. It also offers dangerous proximity to Cal Anderson and Yogurtland. Learn more at http://www.workatthemill.com/

The Mill joins Boylston at Pine’s Office Nomads (and some might say Victrola, Vita, Vivace, etc.) in the Hill’s co-working offerings. Office Nomads is a CHS partner, by the way, and you’ll find us co-working away there often. Nomads leaders Jacob Sayles and Susan Evans say that after nearly four years on the Hill they’re planning out a northern expansion and looking at places from Wallingford to Ballard. You can learn more about their search — and let them know if you have any leads on about 5,000 square feet — on http://officenomads.com/grow/