25 Brisbane Coworking Spaces
We have around 550 sqm space of 17 different sized offices between 2 units at this centre. Office size varies between 9sqm to 36 sqm. We also have a 32 sqm big warehouse/storage space with a 6.2m high ceiling that offers separate access with a huge roller shutter. This warehouse is attached to the offices and gives internal access too. We also have... More photos/details >>
We have around 550 sqm space of 17 different sized offices between 2 units at this centre. Office size varies between 9sqm to 36 sqm. We also have a 32 sqm big warehouse/storage space with a 6.2m high ceiling that offers separate access with a huge roller shutter. This warehouse is attached to the offices and gives internal access too. We also have... Read More >>
Modern serviced office and coworking space in the inner-city Newstead Gasworks retail precinct close to transport. Perfectly positioned only 3 km from the heart of Brisbane's CBD, this ultra-modern centre offers serviced offices and coworking spaces that includes 24 building access, security with CCTV cameras, bike racks, air conditioning, high speed... More photos/details >>
Modern serviced office and coworking space in the inner-city Newstead Gasworks retail precinct close to transport.
Perfectly positioned only 3 km from the heart of Brisbane's CBD, this ultra-modern centre offers serviced offices and coworking spaces that includes 24 building access, security with CCTV cameras, bike racks, air conditioning, high speed... Read More >>
The executive boardroom is available for bookings, and the impressive reception area gives a fantastic first impression to visiting clients and employees alike. The on-site reception team provides support services and the tools tenants could need to run the business successfully. The refined design and stunning landmark architecture are locally renowned as... More photos/details >>
The executive boardroom is available for bookings, and the impressive reception area gives a fantastic first impression to visiting clients and employees alike. The on-site reception team provides support services and the tools tenants could need to run the business successfully. The refined design and stunning landmark architecture are locally renowned as... Read More >>
This workspace in Chermside is located in Westfield shopping centre, providing you with an easily accessible location and the added benefits of surrounding eateries, stores and fitness services. When you step inside this centre, you enter an innovative and professional environment, built to help you and your business achieve its maximum potential. This... More photos/details >>
This workspace in Chermside is located in Westfield shopping centre, providing you with an easily accessible location and the added benefits of surrounding eateries, stores and fitness services.
When you step inside this centre, you enter an innovative and professional environment, built to help you and your business achieve its maximum potential.
This... Read More >>
Providing serviced offices and coworking space that is perfectly located between Brisbane and Ipswich cities, this centre offers 24 hour building access and security. Included with the fully furnished serviced offices and coworking space is 24 hour air conditioning, high speed broadband internet, ISDN access for telephones and regular cleaning. This... More photos/details >>
Providing serviced offices and coworking space that is perfectly located between Brisbane and Ipswich cities, this centre offers 24 hour building access and security. Included with the fully furnished serviced offices and coworking space is 24 hour air conditioning, high speed broadband internet, ISDN access for telephones and regular cleaning.
This... Read More >>
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Finding Coworking Space in Brisbane
The city's coworking hubs are as diverse as their customer base and range from premium spaces in the city's top business addresses to low-key but amenity-rich coworking hubs in smaller communities. Currently, more than half of all coworking hubs are in the CBD, and especially within the Golden Triangle area - a highly sought-after location for legal and professional services firms. On the other hand, small businesses, entrepreneurs and startups tend to establish themselves in coworking spaces outside of the city centre, mainly in Newstead and Fortitude Valley.
Fringe locations like Toowong and Milton are emerging as a secondary sub-market in the metropolitan area, attracting freelancers and small companies to new and repurposed flexible workspaces. The same applies to suburban neighbourhoods, such as Upper Mount Gravatt and Eight Mile Plains, which offer a convenient location and affordable rates, with easy access and good transportation links.
Coworking Operators in Brisbane
Offering a range of collaborative workspaces and open office environments, Brisbane's top co working space operators are WeWork, WOTSO, Gravity, River City Labs, Fishburners, Little Tokyo Two, Business Depot, The Cove, Entrepreneur Haus, Lightspace, Prospect Studios, Christie Spaces, and The Hub.
Cost of Coworking Space in Brisbane
During 2017-2018, Brisbane coworking rates experienced one of the biggest price drops of all major Australian cities, reaching almost 25% and positioning the city's coworking hubs as the most affordable in the country. Average desk rates are half of the national average at approximately $465 / month. Outside of prime business locations, average desk rates are even lower in the $300 to $350 range for flexible desk memberships.
The Coworking Market in Brisbane, Queensland
Although the coworking market in Queensland's capital city is not as large or developed as in Melbourne or Sydney, the city benefits from a vibrant startup scene that has developed rapidly, overtaking those in other states like Victoria and New South Wales.
The origins of the coworking scene in Brisbane can be traced back to the early 2010s, when this type of space began to appeal to a few self-employed professionals and freelancers in select industries, such as graphic design and other creative professions.
By the mid 2010s, the city was home to several coworking spaces occupied by an increasingly diverse customer base, and some of them began catering to specific industry sectors, from tech to hardware development. By 2017, flexible office space represented more than 2% of Brisbane's total office stock, matching the figures for Sydney.
Current And Future Trends
Coworking expansion is likely to be supported by the growing number of self-employed individuals. The growth of the so-called gig economy is a reality in Queensland and goes hand in hand with an expansion of the coworking market.
The most noticeable trend points towards the oversupply of space, as many coworking and flexible space operators are taking advantage of the low costs of commercial real estate in the city to develop their projects. On the whole, Brisbane's coworking market is likely to mirror trends evident in the city's general office market, which has been greatly boosted by record investment levels and a surge in new office development projects.