Washington DC Office Buildings by District — 10 Centres, 72 Units

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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