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15 spaces within 5 km: a desk, a meeting room or an office for the day, real-time availability and online payment in 2 minutes.
We track 16 spaces in Bucharest, and we keep their rates up to date continuously. That is what lets us tell you, before you make a single call, who charges what and on which office size.
On a longer project, our work starts where comparison ends: an expert who knows the local operators builds your shortlist within 48 hours, arranges the viewings and negotiates on your behalf, at no fee.
Our directory holds 16 spaces in Bucharest, 16 of which share their rates with us. The others work on quotation, and we ask them for you.
The most common brands: Regus (10), Spaces (4), HQ (1), Supertree Workspaces & More (1).
Regus alone accounts for 10 of the 16 spaces in the area: the local market is largely shaped by a single brand.
We record 15 spaces renting a private, closed office in Bucharest.
We detail the inventory of 15 of them: 132 closed offices, that is 1,107 listed desks.
These amounts are all inclusive: equipped desk, charges, cleaning and shared services. That is what makes them hard to compare with a conventional lease, always quoted excluding charges.
We price each team size on the offices that actually hold it, never on the smallest office in the building.
Per desk, half of the Bucharest spaces renting closed offices come in below lei 1,329 excl. tax per month.
This is the figure we use to compare two buildings: it cancels out office size and brings out the real gap between operators.
The largest closed office in our Bucharest directory holds 158 people.
10 spaces offer an office of 11 desks or more.
That figure does not tell the whole story. Large floors are rarely marketed online: operators keep them for qualified enquiries, and we regularly source ones that appear nowhere. Tell us about your project, we search off market too and come back to you within 48 hours.
15 spaces rent closed offices in Bucharest. Here is what comes up most often: Multi-centre access (15), High-speed Wi-Fi (15), Mail handling (15), Registered business address (15).
The line to watch is the meeting-room allowance included in the rent: beyond it, billing goes by the hour.
Yes for 15 of the 16 spaces we track in Bucharest.
This is worth checking early: it governs weekend and out-of-hours access, and not every operator grants it on closed offices.
We track 15 spaces with at least one meeting room in Bucharest.
In Bucharest, the entry price is multiplied by 5.3 between 4 and 12 people: room size really does cost.
See the meeting rooms available in Bucharest and book online
15 spaces open their shared area by the day in Bucharest.
Yes: 14 spaces rent a closed office by the day in Bucharest.
This is the format our clients use for a board meeting, a recruitment session or a team passing through.
Figures measured across the 16 spaces we list in Bucharest. Last updated: 4 September 2026.
Settling a growing team in Bucharest reveals a market split wide open, where entry prices sit at nearly half the city medians for team spaces. Locking into a rigid five-year conventional commercial lease with upfront fit-out capital is a heavy burden when the serviced market delivers fully managed inventory across 15 operational locations.
Bd. Dimitrie Pompeiu, 5-7, RO-020335, Bucharest
from 1,189 RON
Securing private office space for expanding headcount demands room to grow without penalty. Across 15 locations housing 132 distinct offers and 1,107 desks, the overall median rate sits at 1,329 RON per desk per month before tax. The largest published single layout lists 158 desks, though operators routinely merge adjacent units for larger setups.
A conventional commercial lease demands multi-year lock-ins, bank guarantees, and separate line items for fit-out, cleaning, and utilities. Serviced contracts wrap maintenance, reception, and high-speed internet into one monthly bill before tax, keeping capital free for hiring rather than drywall.
Every single one of the 15 spaces maintains round the clock access, meaning your keycards work whenever your engineers do.
Small operational units start at 1,590 RON per month before tax, against a city median of 2,710 RON. Choosing wrong at this tier means paying a 70 percent premium purely for procrastination.
Mid-sized configurations start from 4,770 RON per month before tax, while the median reaches 9,485 RON. That price spread represents the salary of an extra junior developer saved each month by picking the right building.
Larger suites range from 12,250 RON per month before tax up to a median of 14,155 RON. At ten desks, the gap between entry and median narrows tightly, leaving little room for bargaining if you start late.
Fixed and open desk plans cover 15 bookable monthly options, beginning at 759 RON per month before tax with a median of 1,269 RON. It suits remote staff who need an address without the overhead of an enclosed office.
Located in Floreasca just 109 metres from Aurel Vlaicu station, this hub provides 16 live offers up to 19 desks with entry pricing at 1,269 RON. It combines 20 bundled services with rates sitting strictly below the Bucharest median.
Positioned on Iuliu Maniu Boulevard 93 metres from Politehnica station, this site holds 15 active configurations from 2 to 20 desks. It delivers 21 amenities with entry rates starting at 1,319 RON per month.
Situated in the Piata Presei Libere district 802 metres from București Băneasa, this building offers 10 live office formats from 1 to 12 desks. Its entry rate of 1,149 RON per month sits comfortably below city benchmarks.
Boardrooms and client presentations require dedicated facilities without committing to permanent square metres that sit empty all week. The inventory contains 42 bookable room configurations across 15 buildings, starting at 142 RON per day before tax with a median of 497 RON. Booking an external meeting room in Bucharest bypasses the awkwardness of hosting investors in a cluttered team breakout area.
Four-person interview and project rooms start at 142 RON per day before tax across 14 locations, against a median of 497 RON. Paying the median when entry options exist means burning cash on identical whiteboards.
Workshop setups for 8 participants start at 497 RON per day before tax, with a market median of 866 RON across 14 sites. Finding space for eight is simple, but waiting until the morning of your workshop usually doubles the bill.
Executive boardrooms for 12 attendees exist in 10 centres, starting from 754 RON per day before tax with a median of 1,312 RON. Four locations drop out of the pool at this capacity, narrowing your geographic choices.
Project teams dropping into town for client deployments or diligence sprints need functional space immediately. A day office in Bucharest covers 132 bookable options starting from 58 RON per hour, 319 RON per day, and a median of 469 RON per day before tax. Alternatively, a coworking day pass in Bucharest starts at 15 RON per hour or 119 RON per day, with a day median of 179 RON. Testing a building on a daily rate is the easiest way to inspect acoustics before signing for twenty desks.
Commutes dictate team retention, making proximity to metro and rail lines a critical filter. Central access points measure 0.2 km from Piața Unirii 1, 1.0 km from Universitate, and 1.2 km from Izvor underground stations. Regional rail runs through Bucharest North station 3.2 km away, while international flights connect via Bucharest Băneasa - Aurel Vlaicu International Airport at 7.9 km and Bucharest Henri Coandă International Airport at 15.6 km. Every single space in the network provides registered business address handling, mail management, high-speed Wi-Fi, and multi-centre access as standard.
Navigating commercial real estate across 15 serviced centres with 132 office options requires real numbers, not sales pitches. We match your headcount, transit needs, and expansion plans directly against live inventory and published pricing across Regus, Spaces, and HQ locations. You get clear comparisons on total cost per desk, all-inclusive billing details, and contract terms without the friction of negotiating traditional property leases on your own.
