Seattle office space for lease and for rent
We list 89 private offices and suites across 8 business centres in Seattle, WA. Asking rents run from $2.25 to $6.33 per ft² a month — $27 to $76 per ft² a year — and cluster around $2.67. Units start at 43 ft², a single furnished room, and reach 16,598 ft² for a full floor plate. Whether you search for office space for lease or for rent in Seattle, this is the same inventory: in US commercial real estate a lease is simply the contract behind the rent.
Downtown Seattle office space
Downtown (98101) holds three towers and 30 offices, from $130 to $32,166 a month. Qualtrics Tower at 1201 Second Avenue lists 11 units from $2.25 per ft², the lowest rate in the city. US Bank Center at 1420 Fifth Avenue has the cheapest room on the market — 43 ft² for $130. Plaza 600 on Stewart Street, on the Denny Triangle edge, keeps a flat $2.67 per ft² across 8 units. If your search is specifically for downtown Seattle office space for lease, these three buildings are the whole of it.
Pioneer Square, Belltown and Ballard
The Financial District and Pioneer Square (98104) form the deepest cluster — 35 offices in three towers. Columbia Tower at 701 Fifth Avenue lists 14 units from $133 to $25,467, Smith Tower at 506 Second Avenue 9 units from $1,500, and 450 Alaskan Way South 12 waterfront units from $831. Belltown (98121) carries the highest tickets: 2815 Elliott Avenue lists 10 units. Ballard (98107) is the alternative to downtown — 1455 NW Leary Way holds 14 units from $680 and up to 16,598 ft², the largest floor plate we list.
Sizes and budgets
37 of the 89 units are under 1,000 ft² — the range a team of two to eight actually needs — and 54 sit under 2,500 ft². 9 units are 10,000 ft² or larger, for a company taking a floor. A typical Seattle office rental in our catalogue costs about $5,097 a month, with the cheapest at $130 and the largest at $38,550. Every building also carries the service formats: a coworking desk at $385 a month, a meeting room from $120, a business address at $110 and a virtual office plan from $100 — enough to register a Washington entity before you commit to space.
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