Zug's listed market is compact and address-driven: 5 buildings and 46 available offices, concentrated on Baarerstrasse at numbers 52 and 135, on Dammstrasse and Grafenauweg, and at Metalli. Baarerstrasse is the commercial spine running from the station, so those 46 lots cover essentially the whole walkable business core of Zug — the entire market can be viewed in a single afternoon.
Office sizes in Zug run from 5 m² to 520 m², and the median lot of 58 m² matches the tenant base the town attracts: holding structures, commodity trading desks and fund and crypto managers that need small, high-specification floors rather than large back-office areas. A requirement approaching the 520 m² top of the range narrows the field fast, because it has to be met inside just 5 buildings.
Rates in Zug are quoted from $336 to $816 per m² a year with a median of $450, the top of the band being 2.4 times the bottom. That spread reflects product, not district — across 46 lots sitting on three adjacent streets, the premium buys fitted, serviced and represented space rather than a better location.
Cost planning in Zug follows directly: a median 58 m² office at $450 per m² a year runs about $26,100, while the same footprint in the top decile approaches $47,300. Given that companies come to Zug mainly for its cantonal tax position and proximity to their advisers, that difference is often weighed against speed of occupancy rather than treated as the deciding number.