Office on R. Daszyńskiego Street, Warsaw.

A high-class office building. Its location right next to the Daszyńskiego Roundabout provides excellent access to all forms of public transport. The exterior façade of the building is a sophisticated combination of glass, stone, and steel, while large glazed areas provide natural lighting for the interior.

A non-shared and completely private office floor for a team of approx. 100 people. The space is divided into a reception area with a waiting room, two social areas with a dining area, several open-space areas, several offices and conference rooms, seven to eight rooms for quiet work or individual video conferences, private bathrooms, and a technical/storage room. The office is fully furnished, including ergonomic desks with electric controls. The price includes rent and operating costs, as well as a flat rate for electricity, Internet, water, coffee, and cleaning. A parking space costs EUR 150/space net.

What are the benefits of a flexible office?


Lower entry costs

Flexible offices usually have a lower deposit and no additional fees for construction and, as a rule, also for office equipment.

Short contract

The contract is usually concluded for a period shorter than a standard lease. Currently, among flexible offices, the most common contract period is 12-24 months.

Ready to move in Most flexible offices are available for immediate occupancy. They are usually furnished, and the lease agreements are simple and short.

Fewer invoices

Flexible office tenants do not have to organize and pay for all office-related services themselves. This is taken care of by the space operator, who re-invoices most of the costs on a single combined document.

The economics of sharing

Shared kitchens, conference rooms, and reception services allow the rental costs to be spread out among all tenants.

Representativeness

New flexible offices are usually located in high-end buildings. Their interiors are designed by architects, with good design and high-quality materials.