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Offices for rent on the map of Frankfurt · 941 offers

Office Space Frankfurt

Our Frankfurt catalogue lists 403 private offices for lease in 64 buildings — part of 941 workspaces across 76 addresses. Units run from 4 to 530 m², median 62 m². The median asking rate is €31 per m² a month, and the middle half of the market sits between €26 and €45 per m². A complete office costs €110 to €15,810 a month, median €2,300.

By budget, the 403 private offices split like this: 95 under €1,000 a month, 125 from €1,000 to €2,500, 119 from €2,500 to €5,000, 45 from €5,000 to €10,000 and 19 above €10,000. By floor area: 164 under 50 m², 129 from 50 to 100 m², 65 from 100 to 200 m², 37 from 200 to 500 m² and 8 larger than 500 m².

The market for Frankfurt office space for rent is broad: high-rise floors in the banking district, period buildings in the Westend, value addresses south of the Main. Whether you rent office space for three people or three hundred, every listing here shows the floor, the area, the monthly price and the rate per m² before you make contact.

Why Rent Office Space in Frankfurt?

A private office for rent is the most common request we get in Frankfurt, and it is what most of the catalogue holds: 403 of the 941 listings are self-contained offices rather than desks. Two out of five of them — 164 units — are under 50 m², the right size for a team of two to six; 45 units pass 200 m² for a company that needs a floor of its own.

The landmark towers are in the catalogue with their real availability: Tower One (7 private offices, 48–520 m², €1,390–15,080 a month), Tower 185 (5 offices, 42–174 m², €37–40 per m²), Messeturm (5 offices from 4 m² at €29 per m²) and The Squaire 12 at the airport (5 offices, 18–94 m²). The flexible-brand addresses have their own pages too: Signature by Regus OpernTurm, Regus THE SQUAIRE Business Center, Spaces Omniturm and WeWork Taunusanlage 8.

Whatever you take, the terms are the same: you deal with the owner or the operator, and the tenant pays no agency fee. An office lease arranged here costs you the rent shown on the listing and nothing on top.

Types of Office Space for Lease

There are four practical ways to take an office for lease in Frankfurt, and all four are in the catalogue:

  • Private office space for rent — 403 self-contained units, 4 to 530 m², €110 to €15,810 a month.
  • Serviced offices for rent — furnished and staffed, ready on the day you sign, in towers such as the Messeturm and The Squaire.
  • Coworking and flexible desks — for one person or a project team, at the WeWork, Spaces and Regus addresses listed above.
  • A small office to let — 164 of the private offices are under 50 m², and 95 of the 403 cost less than €1,000 a month.

If you are comparing an office to let in Frankfurt with one in another German city, the number to look at is the rate per m² a month. Ours: median €31, middle half €26–45, and a quarter of all private offices at €26 per m² or less. Sort the listing by area or by price to see where your budget lands before you enquire — offices are let directly by owners and operators, with no fee for the tenant.

Office Districts of Frankfurt

Availability is not spread evenly. Innenstadt 1 — the Bankenviertel, with Neue Mainzer Straße, the Taunusanlage and the Zeil — holds 199 of the 403 private offices in 35 buildings, at a median of €34 per m² a month. Innenstadt 2, from the Alte Oper through the Westend to the Messe, adds 73 offices in 14 buildings at a median of €26 per m² — the lowest median among the large districts. Bornheim and the Ostend contribute 44 offices in 9 buildings (median €48.5 per m²), and Süd, covering Sachsenhausen, Niederrad and the airport, another 28 in 9 buildings (median €29 per m²).

The rest sit in the smaller districts — Ost 13, Mitte-West 12, Nieder-Eschbach 7, West 7, Nord-West 6 — and 14 more are listed under Frankfurt as a whole. Open any district page above to see every building we cover there, the current rate per m² and direct owner contact.

Offices Near U-Bahn and S-Bahn Stations

Proximity to a station is one of the strongest factors in any Frankfurt office search. An address near Hauptwache, Konstablerwache or the Hauptbahnhof keeps commutes short for the whole team and widens your hiring radius across the Rhine-Main region.

Use the station pages above to see every office building within walking distance of your preferred stop — from the banking district interchanges to quieter stations in residential quarters.

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Frequently asked questions

Across the 403 private offices in our Frankfurt catalogue the median asking rate is €31 per m² a month, and the middle half of the market runs €26 to €45 per m². A complete office costs €110 to €15,810 a month, median €2,300. Building class, floor level and the walk to the nearest station explain most of the spread.

Of the 403 private offices, 95 cost under €1,000 a month, 125 fall between €1,000 and €2,500, 119 between €2,500 and €5,000, 45 between €5,000 and €10,000, and 19 are above €10,000. Set the price filter and the listing shows only what your budget actually reaches.

Yes. Private offices start at 4 m², and 164 of the 403 are under 50 m² — 129 more are between 50 and 100 m². The cheapest complete unit is €110 a month. Use the area filter to narrow the catalogue to your team size.

Innenstadt 1 — the Bankenviertel — with 199 private offices in 35 buildings at a median of €34 per m² a month. Innenstadt 2, covering the Westend and the Messe, is second with 73 offices in 14 buildings and is cheaper: median €26 per m².

Yes. The catalogue covers 104 U-Bahn and S-Bahn stations across 76 buildings, and every listing names the nearest station and the walking time to it.

No. Searching, comparing and viewings are free for tenants — the owner or operator pays us, so the rate you see on the listing is the rate you negotiate.

Send an enquiry from any building page and you will receive the available units and terms for that address, plus comparable options nearby — usually within the same business day.