Lviv's office listing covers 2 buildings — KIVSH and Lviv Tech City — holding 18 available units on Stryiska Street and Taras Shevchenko Street. The city has no metro, so with only 2 addresses in play the transport question reduces to tram and bus access along two well-served corridors, one running through the historic centre and one heading south out of the city.
Rates in Lviv are quoted between $345 and $390 per m² a year, and the median is $345. A spread of roughly 13% between the low and high end is unusually tight, which means the budget in Lviv is effectively settled before the shortlist is drawn — negotiations move to fit-out, term length and service scope rather than to the headline rate.
Unit sizes in Lviv run from 5 m² to 520 m², with a median of 72 m². The 72 m² median points at established teams of eight to ten people rather than one-person offices, and the 520 m² upper end is the option for an engineering or back-office operation that wants its whole headcount on one floor — a profile that fits the technology employers driving demand in Lviv.