Office space for rent in Washington, DC
We list 72 private offices and suites across 10 Washington business centres, plus coworking desks, meeting rooms and virtual offices in the same buildings. Asking rents run from $2.32 to $6.32 per ft² a month, typically around $3.10 — about 40% below Manhattan money for the same foot. Units start at 43 ft², a single furnished room, and reach 14,230 ft² for a full floor plate.
Where to look
Downtown around Metro Center (20005) is the deepest submarket: three buildings hold 24 of the 72 offices — 1300 I Street NW lists 10 units, Metro Center at 1200 G Street NW another 8 and 1015 15th Street NW 6, at $680 to $21,800 a month. Penn Quarter (20004) is the cheapest way onto Pennsylvania Avenue: 601 Pennsylvania Avenue and the Evening Star building together offer 12 rooms from $130 a month at $2.60–$3.02 per ft². The Golden Triangle (20036) keeps the classic K Street feel — 1050 Connecticut Avenue NW lists 7 suites of 517–5,597 ft² at a flat $2.67. Foggy Bottom (20037) suits small teams by the State Department: 2200 Pennsylvania Avenue has 5 rooms from 43 ft². By Union Station (20001), 20 F Street NW carries 7 units at $1,380–$14,950. East of the core, newer stock wins on size — Uline Arena in NoMa (20002) lists 10 units up to 14,230 ft² and $44,067 a month, and 100 M Street SE in Capitol Riverfront 7 units of 431–12,195 ft² at $3.48.
Formats and budgets
A furnished private office starts at $130 a month for a compact room and reaches $44,067 for an entire floor; a typical unit is about 800 ft² for roughly $3,215. Coworking desks cost $385 a month, meeting rooms book from $120, a business address with mail handling is $110 and a virtual office $100 — enough to register a DC entity before you commit to space.
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