Office space for rent in Denver
We list 274 private offices and suites across 46 Denver business centres, plus coworking desks, meeting rooms and virtual offices in the same buildings. Asking rents run from $1.16 to $6.97 per ft² a month, typically around $2.94 — roughly half of comparable space in Manhattan. Units run from 43 ft², a single furnished room, to 5,705 ft² for a full floor plate; the usual listing is near 624 ft².
Where to look
Downtown and LoDo (80202) is the deepest submarket: 12 buildings and 66 units priced from $130 to $15,100 a month. 16 Market Square at 1400 16th Street lists 7 offices, while Denver Place at 999 18th Street, 600 17th Street and 1550 Wewatta Street by Union Station cover the 17th Street financial row. The Denver Tech Center (80237) is the value play — 8 buildings, 51 units, around $2,040 a month and $2.55 per ft²; 4610 S. Ulster holds the largest suite in the city at 5,705 ft², and DTC Corporate Center III on East Union Avenue lists 7 units. Cherry Creek (80206) keeps 31 units in 5 buildings around Fillmore Place and 44 Cook Street, usually near $2,493. Glendale on South Colorado Boulevard (80246) starts at $230, with 7 of its 25 units in Galleria South Tower. RiNo and the Ballpark blocks on Blake Street (80205) carry the highest monthly tickets — 21 units, about $4,600, anchored by 2301 Blake Street.
Formats and budgets
A furnished private office starts at $130 a month on Union Boulevard in Lakewood and tops out at $15,400 for a whole floor in the Tech Center; a typical unit is about $2,370. Coworking desks are $385, meeting rooms book from $120, a business address with mail handling is $110 a month and a virtual office starts at $100 — enough to register a Colorado entity before you commit to space.
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