Lausanne appears here as a compact selection rather than a full market sweep: 4 buildings hold 36 offices between them, roughly nine lots per address. Sizes run from 5 m² to 520 m², and the median lot measures 58 m² — enough for a team of eight to ten desks. At that scale a tenant should treat Lausanne as a shortlist to work through in a single week rather than a market to browse for months, because 36 lots concentrated in 4 properties turn over as soon as one lease is signed.
Rates in Lausanne span $345 per m² a year at the tenth percentile and $816 at the ninetieth, with the median at $557 — a 2.4x gap across the same list. At the median rate, a typical 58 m² Lausanne suite costs roughly $32,300 a year before service charges, which is the figure to budget against when comparing a fixed lease with a serviced-desk quote. The width of that spread means the address weighs more than the area: the same 58 m² can land near either end depending on which of the 4 buildings holds it.
The Lausanne addresses are Place de la Gare 12, Voie du Chariot 3, Rue Saint-Martin 7 and Chemin du Vuasset 2 — 4 buildings on four separate streets, so no two options repeat the same block. Place de la Gare puts staff at the main railway station, the fastest rail link out of the city and along the lake, while Rue Saint-Martin sits in the centre by the old town. Lausanne covers both extremes of demand, from a 5 m² single room to a 520 m² floor, but with only 36 lots in total each end of that range is thin and worth checking for availability before anything else.