| Size, m2 | 88 |
|---|---|
| Floor | 3 |
| Finishing | — |
| Price, €/m² / month | 46 |
| Operational cost per month/m² | included |
| Price per month, including operational cost | € 4 050 |
| Parking cost | On request |
Schönhauser Allee 148
Frequently asked questions — Schönhauser Allee 148
Offices at Schönhauser Allee 148, Prenzlauer Berg are quoted at €38–46 per m² per month, which is €456–552 per m² per year. The smallest monthly budget in the building is €260 per month. The final rate depends on the floor, the fit-out and the length of the lease.
Schönhauser Allee 148 currently lists 7 available offices ranging from 6 to 88 m². Smaller lots suit teams of a few people, while the largest floor plates in Schönhauser Allee 148 fit a full department. Every lot in Prenzlauer Berg can be viewed and reserved through RentOfficeToday without an agency fee.
Schönhauser Allee 148 is located in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin. The district is one of the established business locations of Berlin, and the building sits within its office cluster, so tenants reach banks, cafés and serviced apartments on foot. The exact address and the map are shown above on this page.
Schönhauser Allee 148 offers several formats in one building, with monthly prices from: Private office — €270, Dedicated coworking desk — €260, Meeting room — €119, Virtual office — €101. Formats can be combined in the same building in Prenzlauer Berg: a private office for the core team plus coworking desks or a meeting room booked by the hour.
Coworking at Schönhauser Allee 148, Prenzlauer Berg starts at €260 per month for a 6 m² space. The price covers the workplaces, internet and the shared areas of the building, so a small team can start without a deposit for a whole office and without a long lease.
Available offices at Schönhauser Allee 148 sit on floors 3. Higher floors in Prenzlauer Berg normally carry a premium for the view, while lower floors are the cheaper option in the same building. All 7 lots listed for Schönhauser Allee 148 are shown with their floor in the table above.




