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Offices and coworking in Berlin

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Offices for rent on the map of Berlin · 2,368 offers

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Quartier StadtmitteMitte

Quartier Stadtmitte

Friedrichstraße 191
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Office Space Berlin

Finding the right office space Berlin is essential for businesses looking to establish or expand in Germany's capital and startup metropolis. The city offers a full range of solutions — from characterful altbau floors to brand-new towers — so matching a space to your company's needs is straightforward.

The market for Berlin office space for rent is the deepest in the country: representative addresses in Mitte and on Potsdamer Platz, creative space in Kreuzberg and Prenzlauer Berg, new stock in the Europacity and cost-effective options in Charlottenburg, Schöneberg and Lichtenberg. Long-term lease or short-term setup — offers are plentiful across the city.

Why Rent Office Space in Berlin?

Looking for office space in Berlin? Whether you are a startup raising your first round, a scale-up hiring across Europe or an established brand opening a capital-city flagship, the right office space for rent in Berlin puts you at the heart of Germany's startup capital — and its political one.

From altbau floors in Kreuzberg to brand-new towers in the Europacity, there is no shortage of Berlin office space. Companies seeking private, furnished and serviced options will find the country's deepest and most varied stock.

Berlin attracts talent like no other German city: international, young and mobile. With BER airport, ICE links and one of Europe's densest U-Bahn networks, a Berlin office combines creative energy with everyday practicality — on flexible terms and at prices still below Munich and Frankfurt.

Office space for rent in Berlin

We list 1,551 offices for rent in 164 Berlin buildings — private offices, coworking desks, meeting rooms and business addresses. A typical office costs about €2,399 a month, and asking rents run 20–35 per m² per month, depending on district and building. Every listing shows size, floor and monthly price, and our service is free for tenants.

Where to rent an office in Berlin

  • Mitte and Potsdamer Platz — representative addresses close to government and corporate headquarters.
  • Charlottenburg and Kurfürstendamm — the classic City West business streets, solid value.
  • Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain — startups, media and creative teams along the Mediaspree.
  • Prenzlauer Berg — smaller offices in altbau buildings.

Our guide to the best Berlin districts for an office compares them in detail.

Which office format fits your team

Furnished serviced offices and coworking suit startups and small teams that need to move in within days; short-term offices work without a long lease. 178 offices in the catalogue are up to 30 m², from €130 a month. For a classic lease, compare Kaltmiete and Nebenkosten — see office rents in Berlin in 2026.

How we help

Filter by district, metro station, size or price above, or send one request: we shortlist offices that fit, arrange viewings and stay with you until the lease is signed.

Office Districts of Berlin

Every Berlin district has its own office character. Mitte and Potsdamer Platz carry the capital's most representative addresses; Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg and Prenzlauer Berg are the startup and creative heartland; the Europacity by the Hauptbahnhof delivers the newest stock; Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Tempelhof-Schöneberg and Lichtenberg offer solid value for growing teams.

Use the district pages above to compare availability and rates per m² — each lists every building we cover in the area, with photos and direct owner contact.

Offices Near U-Bahn and S-Bahn Stations

In Berlin, proximity to the U-Bahn or S-Bahn is one of the strongest factors in any office search. An address near Alexanderplatz, Friedrichstraße, Potsdamer Platz or Zoologischer Garten keeps commutes short for the whole team and widens your hiring radius across the entire metropolitan region.

Browse the station pages above to see every office building within walking distance of your preferred stop — from the central interchanges to quieter stations in residential quarters.

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Frequently asked questions

A typical office in our Berlin catalogue costs €2,399 a month, and the cheapest start at €130. Asking rents run 20–35 per m² per month, depending on the district, the building and the floor. Use the price filter above to see only offices within your budget.

Yes. 178 offices in the catalogue are up to 30 m², from €130 a month. Most are private rooms in serviced business centres with furniture, internet and shared meeting rooms included, so a team of one to five people can move in within days.

Yes. A coworking desk in Berlin starts at €80 a month; a fixed desk of your own costs more than a flexible hot desk. Filter by coworking above to see every building that offers desks.

Yes. A Berlin business address with mail handling starts at €92 a month. It can serve as your company’s registered and correspondence address; check with the provider that it meets the commercial register (Handelsregister) requirements for your company.

German workplace rules (ASR A1.2) plan 8–10 m² per office workstation, including furniture and walkways, and 12–15 m² per workstation in open-plan offices. Add space for a meeting room and a kitchen: a team of five usually needs about 50–75 m².

Kaltmiete is the net cold rent per square metre per month — the base rent to the landlord. Nebenkosten (or Betriebskosten) are the operating costs charged on top, typically €3–5 per sq m/month, covering heating, maintenance, and shared services. Together they make up the Warmmiete, or gross rent. Commercial leases may also carry 19% VAT where the landlord opts to tax.