Offices for rent in Warsaw city center (126)
The Tides
Warszawa, Wioślarska (Śródmieście)
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Asking rent
18.5 - 25 EUR/m2
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Total available space
1880m2
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Available floor areas (4)
120-1137m2
Piękna 2.0
Warszawa, Piękna (Śródmieście)
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Asking rent
20 EUR/m2
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Total available space
405m2
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Available floor areas (3)
95-155m2
Szucha Premium Offices
Warszawa, aleja Jana Chrystiana Szucha (Śródmieście)
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Asking rent
22 - 25 EUR/m2
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Total available space
4932m2
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Available floor areas (8)
71-1270m2
Chmielna 25
Warszawa, Chmielna (Śródmieście)
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Asking rent
22 EUR/m2
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Total available space
839m2
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Available floor areas (2)
363-476m2
Hamilton International presents office spaces for rent available Warsaw's City Centre.
Summary of rental market in Śródmieście (City centre)
City Center, with its most iconic structures such as Palace of Culture, Złota 44 tower or Main Railway Station, is the representative district of the capital. Numerous prestigious hotels and residential buildings are located in Warsaw’s Śródmieście.
In recent years, this district has experienced an unmatched development of the office market. Office tenants in Śródmieście may expect both A-class skyscrapers, as well as comfortable, flexible serviced offices in more discreet objects. There is also a supply of smaller, budget-friendly units built in the second half of the last century.
Following the huge demand and incomparable quality of the available stock, rental prices in the city centre tend to reach the highest levels. Prices vary from 19,00 to 23,00 EUR/m2.
Office buildings in Śródmieście
Śródmieście is popularly referred to as the Central Business District (CBD for short). Its panorama is dominated by modern skyscrapers erected in the last 10 years. A characteristic feature of the area are numerous office buildings under construction, which tenants expect to be completed in the coming years.
Companies looking for intimate spaces in revitalized tenement houses of a prestigious character can also count on a large supply in Śródmieście.
Finally, some of the buildings from the 1950s, 1960s and later which represent the traditional image of the area have been adapted to the needs of modern tenants and are now available for rent.