Both managed and serviced offices offer flexible rental options and are managed by operators. The most significant difference between these two types of rentals is that with serviced offices, the provider completely fits out the interior. Whereas with a managed office, the customer chooses details such as the floorplan and how many desks and meeting rooms there are (they are also free to fit the office out themselves, provided it is returned in the condition it was let in).

A managed office space is a type of office space managed by the building provider. Companies can rent managed office space, safe in the knowledge that the building provider looks after the running of the building – for example, reception, administration and operational support – and the provision of facilities and amenities.

The cost to rent serviced office space can vary. It depends on the location and the size of the serviced office. Many of our business centres are outside city centres, meaning the rent cost is more affordable.

Serviced offices typically offer a range of features as part of an all-inclusive package, including:

Utilities such as heating, air-conditioning, and water
State-of-the-art IT and telecoms with free high-speed Wi-Fi
Modern office furnishings
Multiple meeting rooms of different sizes
Breakout areas and kitchens
24-hour access to the building
Free and ample parking provision
A dedicated on-site team with a manned reception and security
Cleaning, maintenance, and all-round property management

A serviced office is a fully furnished office space ready for use with facilities provided and an operator to manage the property. This type of office is available for flexible, short-term rental on a rolling renewal basis. Unlike conventional five-year leaseholds, serviced offices charge all-inclusive monthly bills covering everything from the space to Wi-Fi, reception staff, and cleaning.