Coworking Copenhagen: 335 shared offices in 185 buildings
Coworking in Copenhagen is the fastest way in: 335 listings in 185 buildings, a median of 7,100 kr. per month against 13,820 kr. for a private office, and the cheapest shared office at 900 kr. per month. In the city itself the choice is widest in Indre By (30 listings), Ørestad (20) and Nørrebro (14); north of the city Hellerup (54), Hillerød (49) and Ballerup (46) add business-centre desks. All of them are on the coworking and serviced offices page, and the same centres rent out meeting rooms in Copenhagen.
Office rental in Copenhagen by district
Location drives the rate. Median asking rent per m² per month, in the districts with the deepest supply:
- Vesterbro — 232 kr./m², 273 offices in 48 buildings
- Kødbyen — 222 kr./m², 378 offices in 64 buildings
- Indre By — 219 kr./m², 1,749 offices in 294 buildings, the largest choice in town
- Østerbro — 217 kr./m², 387 offices in 66 buildings
- Christianshavn — 218 kr./m², 204 offices in 36 buildings
- Bispebjerg — 212 kr./m², 180 offices in 30 buildings
- Nørrebro — 199 kr./m², 340 offices in 60 buildings
- Ørestad — 195 kr./m², 119 offices in 23 buildings
- Amagerbro — 192 kr./m², 266 offices in 44 buildings
- Valby — 190 kr./m², 80 offices in 13 buildings
Rents drop outside the bridge quarters: Hellerup 122 kr./m², Ballerup 122 kr./m², Hillerød 120 kr./m² and Husum 167 kr./m² per month.
Commercial rental in Copenhagen: what fits which budget
Half of the 4,931 private listings cost less than 13,820 kr. per month:
- under 10,000 kr. per month — 1,763 offices (36%)
- 10,000–20,000 kr. — 1,422 offices (29%)
- 20,000–40,000 kr. — 1,210 offices (25%)
- above 40,000 kr. — 536 offices (11%)
How much office does your team need?
At the Danish rule of thumb of 8–12 m² per employee, a team of 2–5 needs 15–50 m² — 1,679 listings match. A team of 20 or more starts at 150 m²: 705 listings are 150 m² or larger, 461 of them at least 200 m². The median office Copenhagen-wide is 60 m², the smallest 4 m².
How to rent an office in Copenhagen
Decide the floor area first, then the district and the metro station, and filter by size and price. Base rent normally excludes operating costs (drift) for heating, maintenance and shared services, and a Danish commercial lease asks for a deposit of three to six months — flexible workspace usually one to two. Our step-by-step guide to renting an office in Copenhagen covers the lease terms. When you want to rent office space in Copenhagen without a broker in the middle, send the enquiry straight from the listing: there is no agency fee on RentOfficeToday.
