Bekijk geverifieerde kantoren in Miami per wijk, oppervlakte en prijs: privékantoren, coworking, virtuele kantoren en vergaderruimtes in Brickell, Downtown, Coral Gables, Wynwood, Aventura en Doral. Van één werkplek tot een hele verdieping — flexibel en instapklaar.
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Offices in Miami are advertised from $90 to $34.320 per month. A quarter of the 352 available lots are listed below $540 a month and the median asking price is $1.760. Converted to a rate that is $45,6–60 per sq ft per year. What you actually pay depends on the district, the floor and the length of the lease.
The lowest asking price in the Miami catalogue is $90 a month for a lot of 22 sq ft in Downtown Miami. It is not a one-off: a quarter of all 352 offices listed in Miami are advertised below $540 a month, mostly small serviced rooms outside the central business district.
352 offices in 78 buildings are listed in Miami today, from 11 to 6.600 sq ft, with a median lot of 440 sq ft. Availability changes weekly — the list on this page is the live catalogue, not a monthly snapshot.
Yes. 124 of the 352 offices listed in Miami are 300 sq ft or smaller, with prices from $90 a month. A team of two to five usually fits that band, and serviced rooms of this size normally come furnished, so there is no fit-out to pay for.
Coworking is listed in 70 of the 78 Miami buildings in the catalogue, with prices from $90 a month. A desk is billed per person, so a team of three pays for three desks instead of a whole room plus its deposit — the cheaper entry point when a private office is above budget.
Entry level by district, taken from the same listings shown on this page: Wynwood & Midtown — $370, Aventura — $420, Brickell — $420, Kendall — $420. The gap between the cheapest and the most expensive district in Miami is wider than any discount you will negotiate inside one building, so the postcode decision is worth more than the haggling.
For serviced and flexible offices the monthly figure normally covers the office itself, the service charge, building insurance, cleaning of the common areas, reception and security, heating, lighting and internet. Outside it: parking, meeting rooms beyond the included credits, dedicated IT and any fit-out you ask for. A conventional lease includes almost none of this.
No. RentOfficeToday takes no commission from tenants on any of the 78 Miami buildings in this catalogue. You contact the building through the form on the listing, and the price you see is the price you negotiate — there is no broker fee on top.