Office space for rent in Columbus

Office space for rent in Columbus, Ohio

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Columbus office space for lease: what the market actually holds

We list 182 private offices across 20 Columbus business centres, plus coworking desks, meeting rooms and virtual offices in the same buildings. Columbus office space for rent runs from $1.45 to $6.97 per ft² a month, with a median of $2.82. Units start at 54 ft² — one furnished room — and reach 70,428 ft², a full floor plate at East Gay Street 85. Exactly half of them, 91 of 182, are under 700 ft².

What an office lease in Columbus costs, by budget

180 of the 182 units carry a published price; two are quoted on request. 38 are under $1,000 a month, 50 fall between $1,000 and $2,500, 49 between $2,500 and $5,000, 20 between $5,000 and $10,000, and 23 ask $10,000 or more. The median is $2,750. The cheapest Columbus office for rent is $140 a month — a 54 ft² room at 1900 Polaris Parkway and a 97 ft² room at 2323 West 5th Avenue; the dearest is that 70,428 ft² floor at $299,888. None of the 38 sub-$1,000 units is larger than 420 ft², but they sit in 19 of the 20 buildings, so a small budget does not lock you into one address.

Office space for rent in Columbus, Ohio by size

30 units are under 250 ft² ($140–$1,360 a month), 35 run 250–500 ft² ($640–$3,200), 50 run 500–1,000 ft² ($1,080–$6,250), 38 run 1,000–2,500 ft² ($2,740–$6,554 for the 36 with a published rate), and 29 are 2,500 ft² or larger ($7,508–$299,888). At 100–150 ft² a person, a four-person team sits in the 250–500 ft² band and fifteen people in the 1,500–2,200 ft² one. Listed floors run from the 2nd to the 7th: Columbus is a low-rise market, so a high floor almost never carries a premium.

Corporate office space for rent in Columbus: the large-floor end

Corporate office space in Columbus means the 29 units of 2,500 ft² and up, $7,508 to $299,888 a month, spread over 8 buildings in four ZIPs — 43215 downtown, 43219 Easton, 43235 Crosswoods and 43082 Westerville. Below that, 92 of the 180 priced units sit in the $2–$3 per ft² band, 24 in $3–$4, 30 in $4–$5 and 28 above $5. Only 6 units are under $2 per ft², and they are at 20 E Broad Street, 10 N High Street, 2323 West 5th Avenue and East Gay Street 31.

Where the offices are, ZIP by ZIP

Downtown 43215 holds 102 of the 182 offices in 11 buildings, from $150 a month to $299,888. 20 S. Third Street alone lists 29 units, East Gay Street 35 eleven, East Gay Street 85 ten, and East Gay Street 31 and South 3rd Street 341 nine each. Outside downtown: Crosswoods and Worthington (43235) at 100 East Campus View Boulevard has 17 units, $320–$15,100 at $2.37–$2.90 per ft²; Westerville (43082) at 470 Olde Worthington Road has 16; Easton (43219) at 4449 Easton Way ten, from $831; Dublin (43017), East Livingston Avenue (43068) and the Brewery District (43206) seven each; Channingway (43232) six; West 5th Avenue (43204) and Polaris (43240) five each. Rates are highest in Dublin at 5650 Blazer Parkway and in the Brewery District at 2000 South Front Street: $4.47–$6.97 per ft².

Serviced suite or conventional lease

A serviced private suite bundles furniture, internet, reception and cleaning into the monthly figure; a conventional lease gives you a shell, a multi-year term and a fit-out bill. The same 20 buildings also carry coworking desks, meeting rooms, business addresses and virtual offices, so a team can move between formats without changing address. Every office space for lease in Columbus on this site shows its floor, size and asking rate — compare the buildings below and book a viewing directly. We charge tenants nothing; our fee comes from the landlord.

Frequently asked questions

Asking rents in our Columbus listings run from $1.45 to $6.97 per square foot a month, with a median of $2.82. Units range from 54 ft² — a single furnished room in a serviced centre — to 70,428 ft² for a full floor. 92 of the 180 priced units sit in the $2–$3 band; 28 are above $5. The rate depends on the building grade, the floor and how much service is included.

Private offices in conventional buildings, fully serviced suites, coworking desks, meeting rooms, business addresses and virtual offices. Serviced and coworking space is let on flexible monthly terms; a conventional lease is usually signed for a year or more.

Serviced offices and coworking desks are furnished, wired and ready to use — usually within a few business days. A conventionally leased floor needs a fit-out, which typically takes weeks to a few months depending on the scope of work.

For serviced offices and coworking, many operators work with foreign entities. For a conventional lease landlords normally expect a US entity, a local guarantor or a larger deposit. Setting up an LLC or a corporation is straightforward and does not block the search.

No. Our service is free for tenants — the fee is paid by the landlord or the operator. You compare buildings, pick the units you like and book a viewing directly, with no commission on your side.

Of the 180 Columbus offices with a published price, 38 are under $1,000 a month, 50 fall between $1,000 and $2,500, 49 between $2,500 and $5,000, 20 between $5,000 and $10,000, and 23 ask $10,000 or more. The median is $2,750. The cheapest is $140 — a 54 ft² room at 1900 Polaris Parkway; the most expensive is $299,888 for a 70,428 ft² floor plate at East Gay Street 85.

It depends on the product. A serviced suite quotes one monthly figure that already covers furniture, internet, reception, cleaning and building services — the private units here are quoted per ft² a month, $1.45 to $6.97, and that rate is what you pay. A conventional lease quotes base rent only: operating expenses, utilities, your own fit-out and usually parking are added on top, and the term runs multi-year rather than twelve months. Ask what parking costs per space per month before you compare two buildings.

Yes. 30 of the 182 private offices are under 250 ft², at $140 to $1,360 a month, and 11 of those are 150 ft² or smaller, at $140 to $740. They are spread across 19 of the 20 buildings we list, so a one-desk budget still leaves you a choice of address. The smallest unit in the city is 54 ft² at 1900 Polaris Parkway.