Existing technology for communications and computer service ensures scalability for the Community Commerce Center regardless of whether the facility provides workspace for a small group (50-100) of workers, a medium range group (100-500) of workers, or a large group (1,000+) group of workers. Provision for ancillary services such as food service, security, daycare, exercise facility and walk-in clinic are also fully scalable across the entire range of what might be created as a Community Commerce Center. Thus, the workplace experience for each individual worker going to a Community Commerce Center instead of their traditional workplace would be essentially the same regardless of the physical size of the facility. The ideal situation would be for Community Commerce Center planners to implement a facility able to support the existing potential workforce able to utilize the facility while making allowance for foreseeable growth within the service area for the Community Commerce Center. When working with a property being converted from some other commercial usage to that as a Community Commerce Center it would be necessary to plan for both existing and future needs for the property. In virtually all situations the construction of additional space to accommodate unforeseen growth would not create a problem for either the technological requirements or other physical requirements necessary to ensure that the facility provided a fully adequate and compatible workplace for all workers.