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7 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 11 spaces in Seoul, 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 11 spaces in Seoul, 10 of which share their rates with us. The others work on quotation, and we ask them for you.
The most common brands: Regus (6), HQ (4), Spaces (1).
Regus alone accounts for 6 of the 11 spaces in the area: the local market is largely shaped by a single brand.
We record 10 spaces renting a private, closed office in Seoul.
We detail the inventory of 11 of them: 82 closed offices, that is 1,412 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.
We go from 10 to 5 spaces between 2 and 10 people: past that size the choice comes down to a handful of buildings, and negotiation matters more than the listed price.
Per desk, half of the Seoul spaces renting closed offices come in below ₩477,700 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 Seoul directory holds 261 people.
4 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.
11 spaces rent closed offices in Seoul. Here is what comes up most often: Multi-centre access (11), High-speed Wi-Fi (11), Mail handling (11), Registered business address (11).
The line to watch is the meeting-room allowance included in the rent: beyond it, billing goes by the hour.
Yes for 11 of the 11 spaces we track in Seoul.
This is worth checking early: it governs weekend and out-of-hours access, and not every operator grants it on closed offices.
We track 10 spaces with at least one meeting room in Seoul.
In Seoul, the entry price is multiplied by 1.9 between 4 and 8 people: room size really does cost.
10 spaces open their shared area by the day in Seoul.
Yes: 10 spaces rent a closed office by the day in Seoul.
This is the format our clients use for a board meeting, a recruitment session or a team passing through.
Figures measured across the 11 spaces we list in Seoul. Last updated: 4 September 2026.
Seoul rewards teams that move early with steep discounts, but erases that price advantage the moment a company grows into double digits. While two desks start at 555,800 KRW per month against a city median of 999,000 KRW before tax, ten desks start at 4,685,000 KRW against a median of 5,029,000 KRW before tax. Committing to a rigid commercial lease with a massive jeonse deposit ties up capital that fast-growing businesses need for hiring. Serviced offices in Seoul cut out landlord negotiations, upfront fit-out bills, and long-term liabilities.
16th Floor, Gangnam Building, 137-070, Seoul
from 447,500 KRW
Locking down private workspace for small teams captures the widest pricing spread in the capital. Securing an office for 2 people starts at 555,800 KRW per month before tax, sitting well below the median of 999,000 KRW per month before tax across 87 available offers. That entry rate leaves enough capital to fund your team's real operational needs instead of sinking cash into an empty floor plate.
Scaling to an office for 6 people starts at 1,667,400 KRW per month before tax, compared to a median rate of 3,399,000 KRW per month before tax across the network. Taking an unserviced commercial unit at this size forces you to manage cleaning contracts and utility installations yourself. A serviced desk median sits at 477,700 KRW per month before tax across 1450 total desks in the city, consolidating internet, reception, and daily maintenance into a single invoice.
Expanding to an office for 10 people narrows your pricing margin, starting at 4,685,000 KRW per month before tax against a median of 5,029,000 KRW per month before tax. The entry discount vanishes when you reach double-digit headcounts, giving late movers virtually no room to negotiate below the market baseline. The largest single published office layout provides 261 desks, and operators regularly combine contiguous suites to accommodate larger corporate divisions.
Committing to a monthly coworking membership starts at 277,500 KRW per month before tax across 10 spaces, with a median of 382,500 KRW per month before tax. All 12 spaces in Seoul provide 24/7 access, mail handling, high-speed Wi-Fi, and registered business address services. Having every single centre offer identical administrative perks means operators must compete purely on location and space quality rather than standard amenities.
Booking client presentation space on demand eliminates the ongoing overhead of paying rent on an empty boardroom. A meeting room in Seoul starts at 125,573 KRW per day before tax across 33 bookable offers, with a city median of 203,707 KRW per day before tax. Renting dedicated conference rooms on an annual lease guarantees you pay full square-metre rent for space that sits dark most afternoons.
Reserving a meeting room for 4 people across 10 spaces starts at 133,387 KRW per day before tax, with a median price of 222,863 KRW per day before tax. Stepping up to a meeting room for 8 people across 6 spaces starts at 248,355 KRW per day before tax, with a median of 309,188 KRW per day before tax. Larger group options drop sharply in availability across the city, penalising managers who wait until the week of an executive board review to reserve space.
Setting up project teams for short sprints requires immediate utility without monthly contracts. A day office in Seoul starts at 20,010 KRW per hour or 111,789 KRW per day before tax, against a daily median of 191,210 KRW per day before tax and a monthly median of 561,150 KRW before tax across 87 offers. Using short-term private suites lets visiting directors work securely without paying for weeks of idle vacancy.
Purchasing a coworking day pass in Seoul starts at 4,983 KRW per hour or 39,861 KRW per day before tax across 10 spaces, with a median day rate of 59,841 KRW before tax. Trying a shared desk for an afternoon beats signing a multi-year office commitment based on glossy architectural renderings.
Positioning your team near major transport arteries cuts commute friction and keeps client meetings accessible. Subway connections cluster tightly around the central districts, with Hangangjin station located 1.2 km away, Chungmuro station at 1.2 km, Myeongdong station at 1.5 km, and Itaewon station at 1.8 km. Regional rail links operate through Yongsan station at 3.6 km, while international flights route through Gimpo International Airport at 17.3 km.
Located in the Jongno district just 276 m from Jong-Gag station, this centre offers 10 live office configurations ranging from 2 to 10 desks. The entry monthly rate of 277,500 KRW sits well below the city median and includes 15 business services with 24/7 access.
Situated in the Jongno business hub 343 m from Jongno 3-ga station, this location features 14 live options for teams between 2 and 16 desks. Its entry rate of 360,500 KRW per month remains below the city median alongside 17 core support services.
Positioned in the Daechi commercial district 307 m from Samseong station, this facility delivers 27 live offers accommodating teams from 1 up to 261 desks. The entry monthly price of 442,900 KRW sits above the city median while providing 14 professional amenities.
Navigating the Seoul commercial property market requires clear comparisons across serviced operators, including Regus with 6 spaces, HQ with 5 spaces, and Spaces with 1 space. We track real-time desk availability, transparent all-inclusive pricing before tax, and layout options from private 2-person suites to enterprise floors. Our team guides your office search across every district so you can secure competitive terms before the entry-level price advantage closes.
