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Office Space in Los Angeles — Flexible Workspaces from Century City to Downtown

Office space in Los Angeles places your business in the global capital of entertainment — home to Hollywood, a vast media and technology base, aerospace, and a diverse, sprawling economy. Whether you need a trophy suite in Century City or a flexible desk in Downtown's revitalised core, the city pairs a world-famous address with a market where, after a long correction, demand is concentrating in the best buildings. From high-rise towers on the Avenue of the Stars to creative space in Silicon Beach, RentOfficeToday.com makes Los Angeles office space for rent simple to explore and compare.

At a glance: average asking rent around $44–48 per sq ft per year full-service, with Class A near $50–57 · Century City the most expensive submarket at roughly $80, with record rental growth · a pronounced flight to quality toward the Westside, while Downtown, at around $49 for Class A, offers the deepest value · overall availability near 24% — with Downtown above 31% — now tightening as the market finds a floor.

Why base your business in Los Angeles

Los Angeles anchors one of the largest metropolitan economies in the world, with a uniquely diverse base spanning entertainment and media, technology, aerospace and defense, fashion, healthcare, and international trade through the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. The entertainment industry — from the major studios to streaming and post-production — remains a defining force, while Silicon Beach has made the Westside a genuine technology hub. A deep, creative talent pool drawn from world-class universities makes the city a magnet for employers across sectors.

Connectivity, despite the city's famous sprawl, is improving. Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), an expanding Metro rail network, and the vast freeway system link the submarkets, while Union Station anchors regional rail. Modern workplaces cluster in Century City and along the Westside, in Downtown around the financial core, and in the media districts of Hollywood, Burbank, and Culver City, keeping business and talent within reach.

The leasing market itself appears to have bottomed. Average asking rents hold around $44–48 per sq ft full-service, but the story is a sharp flight to quality: Westside submarkets such as Century City, Beverly Hills, and Santa Monica are posting record rents, while Downtown faces availability above 31% and a wave of office-to-residential conversions. Overall availability, near 24%, has begun to tighten, and the first quarter of 2026 brought a strong rebound in net absorption. For tenants, that mix of selective demand and generous concessions creates real opportunity — trophy space commands a premium, but value abounds elsewhere.

A guide to the main business districts

Rent and character depend heavily on where you settle across this vast, polycentric city. These areas span the full spectrum — from trophy Westside towers to value space Downtown. The figures below are indicative full-service asking rents, in US dollars per square foot per year.

Century City

The most expensive and sought-after submarket, a cluster of high-rise towers on the Avenue of the Stars, home to entertainment, finance, and law firms. Record rental growth and new trophy developments such as Century City Center keep it firmly on top. Indicative: approx. $70–90 per sq ft/year.

Beverly Hills

A prestigious address favoured by entertainment, finance, and luxury businesses, with boutique towers along Wilshire Boulevard and record-high rents driven by the flight to quality. Indicative: approx. $70–95 per sq ft/year.

Santa Monica and Playa Vista (Silicon Beach)

The coastal heart of Silicon Beach, favoured by technology, media, and creative firms for its beachside lifestyle and modern, amenity-rich space. Indicative: approx. $55–80 per sq ft/year.

West Hollywood and Culver City

Creative and entertainment hubs — Culver City anchored by studios and major tech tenants such as Amazon and Apple — offering design-led space with strong demand. Indicative: approx. $50–75 per sq ft/year.

Downtown Los Angeles

The historic financial and civic core, with landmark towers such as the US Bank Tower and City National Plaza, offering prestigious addresses at the city's most accessible rents. Higher vacancy brings the deepest concessions and a growing wave of residential conversions. Indicative: approx. $40–55 per sq ft/year.

Beyond these, the media districts of Hollywood, Burbank, and Glendale offer well-located space for entertainment and production tenants, typically around $35–50 per sq ft/year.

Which workspace format fits your team

Not every business needs the same kind of space. Four basic models are available here, from a turnkey solution to a fully customised floor.

Serviced office. A furnished, fully equipped suite with reception, IT, and cleaning — ready to move into and billed at a predictable monthly rate. Ideal for teams that want to start without a build-out phase, from small offices for one or two people upward.

Coworking. Flexible desks in shared premises in central locations — from a day pass to a dedicated desk. Well suited to freelancers, startups, and hybrid teams that value community and flexibility. Shared workspaces are plentiful in Downtown, Silicon Beach, and Hollywood.

Traditional lease. Your own floor under an individual agreement — typically five to ten years locally, usually full-service, and, in the current market, often with months of free rent and a generous tenant-improvement allowance. The right choice for established companies with a stable footprint that want their own address.

Virtual office. A prestigious business address with mail handling and a phone service — without physical space. A cost-effective way for founders and remote teams to establish a Los Angeles presence.

Flexible workspaces with Regus

For flexible suites and coworking, we work with International Workplace Group (IWG) — the global leader in flexible workspace and the parent company of Regus. This opens up around 93 locations across Los Angeles, from Century City and Silicon Beach to Downtown and Hollywood. Every centre is fully equipped: high-speed WiFi, reception, meeting rooms, and business lounges are included — you only need to bring your laptop.

The IWG group's brands cover every need:

• Regus — the widest network of serviced suites and shared workspaces in the city, at the major business and media hubs, with access usable worldwide.
• Spaces — creative, design-led environments with a lively community, popular with startups and creative companies.
• HQ — simple, ready-to-use suites with excellent value for money, for teams that want to start quickly and efficiently.
• Signature by Regus — premium space at the best Century City and Westside addresses, with a level of service often compared to a five-star stay.

A coworking desk here is priced from around $139 per person per month, while private suites are priced from around $145 per person per month and can reach roughly $579 or more at premium Westside centres, depending on location, team size, and contract length. Day offices start from around $119 per person per day, and virtual-office plans from around $2 per day. Private rooms, day offices, and virtual-office addresses are all booked through the same network — flexibly, by the hour, day, or month. As an example, the Regus centre on the 28th floor of the US Bank Tower offers serviced suites and coworking with panoramic views across Downtown, minutes from the Metro and the financial core.

What you can expect to pay

Rents here are quoted in US dollars per square foot per year, on a full-service basis. Actual values depend heavily on submarket, building class, and floor level — from around $35–50 per sq ft/year in the media districts to $70–90 per sq ft/year for prime Century City space.

The priciest space is, unsurprisingly, on the Westside: Century City averages about $80 and commands the region's record rents, Beverly Hills runs around $70–95, and Santa Monica and Silicon Beach around $55–80. Downtown Los Angeles — the most affordable major submarket — sits around $40–55, with Class A near $49 and the deepest concessions. The Los Angeles-wide average is around $44–48, with Class A near $50–57.

A flexible alternative is a coworking desk or serviced suite, where you pay per workstation rather than per square foot, with furniture, IT, and services included. These turnkey options are available from around $139 per person per month.

All figures are indicative; the actual price depends on the building, floor, floor area, concessions, and lease term.

How rents are quoted: full-service, monthly vs. annual, and concessions

To build a budget, it helps to understand a couple of local quirks. Most Los Angeles space is quoted on a full-service gross basis, where the rent already includes operating expenses — maintenance, common areas, janitorial, and property taxes. A quirk worth noting: Westside submarkets such as Century City and Santa Monica are often quoted per square foot per month rather than per year (Century City's roughly $7.27 per month equals about $87 per year), while Downtown is usually quoted annually, so always confirm the basis before comparing. In today's market, concessions matter as much as the headline: months of free rent and generous tenant-improvement allowances mean the effective rent is often well below the face rate, especially Downtown — so compare offers net of concessions.

How the search works, step by step

1. Requirements profile — you tell us your team size, preferred submarket, floor area, budget, and contract type (flexible or a traditional lease).
2. Tailored selection — we shortlist suitable spaces from current listings and send you no-obligation proposals.
3. Viewing — you view your favourites in person or virtually and compare location, fit-out, concessions, and terms at your own pace.
4. Move-in — serviced suites are often available within days; for traditional leases, we support you all the way to signing.

Your benefits at a glance:

• Locations at the major business and media hubs across the city
• Flexible terms — from a desk for a day to a multi-year lease
• Strong concessions on traditional leases in the current market
• Free, no-obligation advice and a transparent price comparison

Frequently asked questions

How much does office space in Los Angeles cost?

The Los Angeles-wide average asking rent is around $44–48 per sq ft per year full-service, with Class A near $50–57. Century City is the priciest at about $80, Beverly Hills runs around $70–95, Santa Monica and Silicon Beach around $55–80, and Downtown — the most affordable — around $40–55 with the deepest concessions. Note that the Westside is often quoted per month. Coworking desks are priced from around $139 per person per month and serviced suites from about $145.

Which areas are best for an office in Los Angeles?

Century City and Beverly Hills offer the most prestigious trophy addresses, near entertainment and finance. Santa Monica and Silicon Beach are the technology and creative core, West Hollywood and Culver City suit media and studios, and Downtown offers landmark addresses at the most accessible rents with the deepest concessions. The Hollywood, Burbank, and Glendale media districts suit entertainment and production tenants.

How quickly can I move into an office in Los Angeles?

Serviced suites and coworking spaces are generally furnished and ready to use, often within days. A traditionally leased floor takes more time for build-out — usually from a few weeks to several months, depending on the work involved.

How is rent quoted in Los Angeles?

Most space is quoted full-service gross, bundling operating costs and taxes into the rent. A local quirk: Westside submarkets such as Century City are often quoted per square foot per month (multiply by 12 for the annual figure), while Downtown is usually quoted annually. Generous concessions such as free rent and tenant improvements mean the effective rent is often well below the face rate.

Coworking or a private office — which to choose?

Coworking and serviced suites suit startups, small teams, and anyone seeking flexibility without a long-term commitment. A traditional lease makes sense for established companies with a stable footprint that need their own address and a customised layout — and, in the current market, can secure strong concessions.

Start your search today

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