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Kancelarije za izdavanje na mapi — Atlanta
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Offices in Atlanta by district

The catalogue holds 666 offices in 76 Atlanta buildings, from $1.16 to $6.97 per ft² a month and typically $2.90. Private offices start at 108 ft² and $150 a month; the median is $2,400. The full list with filters is on the page office space for rent in Atlanta.

Districts

Buckhead is the deepest submarket: 18 buildings and 147 offices, private offices from $250 a month. Midtown follows with 13 buildings and 120 offices from $270, with the highest typical rate in the city at $3.38 per ft². Cumberland–Galleria has 10 buildings and 99 offices and the lowest rate per foot at $1.16, with offices from $150. Perimeter Center adds 9 buildings and 93 offices from $270. Alpharetta & North Fulton has 7 buildings and 52 offices from $410, and Downtown Atlanta 5 buildings and 41 offices from $250. West Midtown (2 buildings) and Airport / College Park (3) round out the map.

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Često postavljana pitanja

Asking rents in our Atlanta listings run from $1.16 to $6.97 per square foot a month, typically around $2.90. Private offices range from 108 ft² to 34,574 ft² for a full floor and start at $150 a month, with a median of $2,400. The rate depends on the building grade, the floor and how much service is included.

Private offices in conventional buildings, fully serviced suites, coworking desks, meeting rooms, business addresses and virtual offices. Serviced and coworking space is let on flexible monthly terms; a conventional lease is usually signed for a year or more.

Serviced offices and coworking desks are furnished, wired and ready to use — usually within a few business days. A conventionally leased floor needs a fit-out, which typically takes weeks to a few months depending on the scope of work.

For serviced offices and coworking, many operators work with foreign entities. For a conventional lease landlords normally expect a US entity, a local guarantor or a larger deposit. Setting up an LLC or a corporation is straightforward and does not block the search.

No. Our service is free for tenants — the fee is paid by the landlord or the operator. You compare buildings, pick the units you like and book a viewing directly, with no commission on your side.