Office space for rent in Washington

Office space for rent in Washington DC

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Office space for rent in Washington DC

We list 72 private offices across 10 Washington business centres, all of them inside Washington, DC itself — no Virginia or Maryland addresses padding the count. Asking rents run from $2.32 to $6.32 per ft² a month, median $3.10. Units start at 43 ft², a single furnished room, and reach 14,230 ft² for a full floor plate; the median unit is 796.5 ft² and the median monthly rent about $3,215, on a range of $130 to $44,067.

What Washington DC office space costs

An office space rental Washington DC search usually starts with the budget rather than the address, so here is the whole board by price: 22 of the 72 units go for under $2,000 a month, 26 for $2,000–$5,000, 13 for $5,000–$10,000, 9 for $10,000–$25,000 and 2 above $25,000. Two thirds of the DC office space for rent on this site — 48 units — clears at under $5,000 a month. Size runs the same way: 41 units are smaller than 1,000 ft² and 23 of those under 500 ft²; 17 fall between 1,000 and 2,500 ft², 6 between 2,500 and 5,000 ft², and only 8 reach 5,000 ft² or more. Two of those clear 10,000 ft² — 12,195 ft² at 100 M Street SE and 14,230 ft² at Uline Arena.

Washington DC office rental by submarket

Seven ZIP codes carry the entire list. Downtown around Metro Center (20005) is the deepest: three buildings and 24 of the 72 units — 1300 I Street NW lists 10, Metro Center at 1200 G Street NW 8 and 1015 15th Street NW 6, at $680 to $21,800 a month. NoMa and Capitol Riverfront match that with 24 units in three buildings: Uline Arena (20002) with 10 units up to 14,230 ft², 100 M Street SE (20003) with 7 units of 431–12,195 ft² at a flat $3.48, and 20 F Street NW by Union Station (20001) with 7 units at $1,380–$14,950. Penn Quarter (20004) is the cheapest way onto Pennsylvania Avenue: 601 Pennsylvania Avenue and the Evening Star building hold 12 rooms from $130 a month at $2.60–$3.02. The Golden Triangle and Foggy Bottom close the list with 12 units — 1050 Connecticut Avenue NW (20036) has 7 suites of 517–5,597 ft² at a flat $2.67, and 2200 Pennsylvania Avenue NW (20037) 5 rooms from 43 ft².

Office rental Washington DC: what the rate covers

Serviced suites and coworking arrive furnished, wired and let by the month; a conventional floor for lease is signed for a year or more and needs a fit-out first. Either way, office space in Washington DC is quoted here per ft² and per month, so a median 796.5 ft² room at $3.10 works out at about $2,470 a month before service charges. Unlike most office space for rent in DC, every card on this site shows the floor, the area and the monthly figure instead of “price on request” — and if you want to rent office Washington DC tenants stay in rather than tour, that is where the shortlist starts. Every office for rent DC-wide here is priced the same way.

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Frequently asked questions

Asking rates across our 72 listed units run from $2.32 to $6.32 per ft² a month, median $3.10. By monthly total the range is $130 to $44,067, median about $3,215. The median unit measures 796.5 ft², which at the median rate is roughly $2,470 a month. The rate depends on the building grade, the floor and how much service is included.

Two thirds of the list — 48 of the 72 units — is under $5,000 a month, and 22 units are under $2,000. At that level you are mostly looking at rooms below 1,000 ft²: 41 of the 72 units are, and 23 of those are under 500 ft². The lowest monthly figures are in Penn Quarter, where 601 Pennsylvania Avenue and the Evening Star building start at $130, and Downtown, where the range opens at $680.

Two submarkets tie on 24 units each: Downtown and Metro Center (ZIP 20005, three buildings) and NoMa with Capitol Riverfront (20001, 20002 and 20003, three buildings). Penn Quarter (20004) adds 12 units and the Golden Triangle with Foggy Bottom (20036 and 20037) another 12. All 72 units sit in seven DC ZIP codes.

Private offices in conventional buildings, fully serviced suites, coworking desks, meeting rooms, business addresses and virtual offices. Serviced and coworking space is let on flexible monthly terms; a conventional lease is usually signed for a year or more.

Serviced offices and coworking desks are furnished, wired and ready to use — usually within a few business days. A conventionally leased floor needs a fit-out, which typically takes weeks to a few months depending on the scope of work.

For serviced offices and coworking, many operators work with foreign entities. For a conventional lease landlords normally expect a US entity, a local guarantor or a larger deposit. Setting up an LLC or a corporation is straightforward and does not block the search.

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