The Paris End — Collins Street east
Melbourne's premium address, running from Spring Street down past the Georges building. Expect polished fit-outs, concierge-level service and the strongest address in the city on a letterhead.
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Melbourne CBD Serviced Offices & Coworking Spaces
The Melbourne CBD holds more flexible workspace than any other market in the country, and more variation within it: heritage chambers on a laneway, whole floors in a Collins Street tower, and everything between. The difficulty is not finding space. It is working out which of it is genuinely right for your team, and what the terms should actually be.
Nxt Space advises across the grid, from the Paris End through to the western financial precinct and the QV and Emporium blocks. We are independent, we know these buildings, and the service costs you nothing.
Melbourne CBD Office Space at a Glance
The CBD grid runs from Spring Street in the east to Spencer Street in the west, and the character changes street by street. The eastern end around Collins and Parliament is the premium address market. The western end is where the corporate and financial tenants sit. Between them, the laneways and the QV and Emporium precincts carry a younger, more design-led kind of workspace.
Trams, four train stations and the free tram zone mean almost any address in the grid is reachable from anywhere in Melbourne, which changes the question from where your team can get to, to what kind of building you want them walking into.
Melbourne CBD Precincts & Key Streets for Flexible Office Space
Where you sit in the grid says something different about your business. These are the precincts we are asked about most.
Collins Street west & the financial precinct
Towers, whole floors and the corporate end of the market. Suits professional services and anyone who wants to be among clients and counterparties rather than a walk away from them.
The laneways — Bank Place, Flinders Lane
Heritage chambers and converted buildings on quiet laneways off the main streets. Smaller floorplates, thicker walls and considerably more character than a glass tower.
QV, Emporium & the Lonsdale Street blocks
The retail and dining core, and the most design-led workspace in the city. Strong on amenity and community programming, and popular with creative and technology teams.
Types of Workspace Available in the Melbourne CBD
Private serviced offices
Fully furnished and ready to move into, on an all-inclusive monthly fee.
Coworking & hot desks
Flexible space for individuals, freelancers and small teams, often on month-to-month terms.
Managed & enterprise floors
Whole floors fitted to your own specification, for teams that want autonomy over layout and branding.
Project & short-term space
Room for a secondment, an overflow team or a fixed-length project without committing to a lease.
Not sure which fits your business? Our full Serviced Office FAQ breaks down the differences in more detail.
Why Use an Independent Advisor for Your Melbourne CBD Office Search
It costs you nothing
Our fee is paid by the operator once you move in, never by you.
We know the grid
Which buildings are quiet, which floors take the afternoon sun, and which operators are flexible on term.
We negotiate for you
Published rates are a starting point. We hold current terms and negotiate on your side of the table.
We're not tied to any one operator
Every recommendation is about what suits your team, not which operator we would prefer you took.
Featured Melbourne CBD Workspaces
Georges, 162 Collins Street
A premium floor at the Paris End of Collins Street, in the former Georges department store. Amenity runs well past the usual: an on-site cafe, wellness facilities, end-of-trip, a podcast studio and printing credits per team member. Pet friendly. It suits a team that wants the address and the service level to match.
Bank House, 11 Bank Place
A heritage building on a quiet laneway off Collins Street, at the legal and financial end of the grid. Agreements are month to month with no lock-in, several rooms are plumbed with their own sinks, and members get 50 free prints a month and half-price meeting room hire. A good fit for a small team that wants a real CBD address without a lease.
QV, 3 Albert Coats Lane
The most programmed space on our Melbourne list, in the QV precinct off Lonsdale Street. A library, an amphitheatre, a record lounge and a golf simulator sit alongside the shower facilities and the cereal bar. Pet friendly, and built for teams who want the building to do some of the culture work.
Workspaces we advise on in Melbourne CBD
38 buildings in Melbourne CBD we know well enough to advise on. We hold current terms for each and confirm what is free before you inspect.
Start Your Melbourne CBD Office Search
Tell us the brief — team size, budget, which end of town — and we'll come back with a shortlist of the few Melbourne CBD workspaces worth your time, with terms we've confirmed.
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