Office space for rent in Paris

Office Space for Rent in Paris

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Offices for rent on the map of Paris · 2521 offices

Office space for rent in Paris — real offers, real prices

Renting an office in Paris starts with knowing the numbers: our catalogue lists 292 business centres with 1,417 available offices across 36 districts, from La Défense towers to Haussmann buildings in the 8th and startup lofts in the 2nd. Asking rents run from about €300 to €1,980 per m² per year, with the market median near €620; monthly prices on every listing already include service charges.

Filter by district or by any of 311 métro and RER stations, compare private offices with 106 coworking and serviced centres, and book a viewing straight from the building page. Our service is 100% free for tenants — landlords pay the fee.

Popular office searches in Paris

Most tenants start from one need: a private office for a growing team, a coworking desk with a flexible month, a registered business address, or a whole floor in a tower. Rents run from about €300 to €1,980 per m² per year — use the searches above to jump straight to the right shortlist.

Featured selections

Our featured selections group Paris office space the way tenants actually search. Top coworkings bundle desks, meeting rooms and reception into one flexible monthly price — ideal for founders and hybrid teams that want to move in fast. Premium business centers place your company in La Défense trophy towers with concierge-grade service, panoramic views and prestigious the CBD and Champs-Élysées addresses. Top offices in the center sit steps from Saint-Lazare, Gare de Lyon and the major subway lines, keeping commutes short across La Défense, Le Marais and Boulogne-Billancourt. Loft spaces in Le Marais, Sentier and Canal Saint-Martin offer character-filled, design-led floors favoured by creative, media and tech companies. Every listing shows photos, exact square footage and real monthly pricing, and you rent directly from owners and operators — with no agent fees for tenants.

Office space for rent by Paris district

Each arrondissement has its own rent level: the 8th and the Quartier Central des Affaires hold the prestige addresses, the 2nd and Sentier attract tech and creative teams, while La Défense, Courbevoie and Issy-les-Moulineaux offer larger floors for less. Choose a district above to compare 1,417 available offices.

Office space for rent near Paris métro stations

Paris runs on its métro: 311 stations and RER lines put 292 business centres within a short walk. The busiest office clusters sit around Saint-Lazare, Charles de Gaulle–Étoile, La Défense and Opéra. Pick a station above to see verified offices, coworking desks and serviced suites nearby, with real monthly prices.

Frequently asked questions

In 2025, the CBD prime rent reaches around €1,230/m²/year; outside the CBD it stands at around €960. Eastern Paris districts start at around €330, La Défense sits near €540, and the inner suburbs around €450. On top of this come service charges of €60–150/m²/year, the office tax (€26.11/m² in Paris), and VAT. Coworking desks and serviced offices, meanwhile, start at around €219 per person per month.

The CBD – Golden Triangle (1st, 8th) offers the most prestigious addresses. The Grands Boulevards (2nd, 9th) combine quality buildings with strong accessibility. La Défense concentrates towers and large floorplates, Paris Rive Gauche (13th) tech and research, and the creative East (10th, 11th, 12th) startups and the most accessible rates.

Serviced offices and coworking spaces are generally furnished and ready to use, often within days. A traditional office with a commercial lease takes more time for fit-out — usually from a few weeks to several months.

Net rent is the pure rental price per square metre per year. Service charges cover maintenance, common areas, and building management, and typically amount to €60–150/m²/year in Paris — in addition to the rent, the office tax, and VAT.

Coworking and serviced offices suit startups, small teams, and anyone seeking flexibility without a long-term commitment. A lease for a private office makes sense for established companies with a stable space requirement that need their own address and a customised layout.