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Modern industries and services rule the business scene in Essen nowadays. The office stock is diverse and comprises 3,1 sq.m. of commercial spaces. The vacancy rates are around 7%. Not only the construction of the new venues but the refurbishment of the already existing sites is popular in Essen. This tendency predicts the lowering of the vacant spaces in offices down to 6% in the nearest time. The prices for prime rents have risen in Essen to EUR14,5 per sq.m. Offices in secondary locations in Essen rent is much cheaper - EUR6,1 per sq.m. The number of office workers grows year by year and was 102 thousand employees in 2018.

MatchOffice supports your solution concerning running a business in this city. We offer a vast array of offices that can be customized according to your needs. The landlords understand the importance of convenient working places, that’s why they propose venues with plenty of daylight, different technical equipment, cafes, coffee machines, furniture, etc. In case of necessity, non-furnished offices can also be rented. Additionally, tenants can benefit from renting parking places, conference rooms for business meetings with partners for affordable prices. Commercial offices are situated in top business areas in the city, with bus stops, motorways and other important roads, the airport in the immediate or close vicinity. Taking into consideration their facilities and locations, it is indeed convenient for the residents and expatriates to settle and grow businesses in modern office spaces in Essen.

Since 2014 the population in Essen steadily grows. The low unemployment rates(6,6% in the region and 10,8% in the city itself) illustrate a promising picture for businesses emergence and extension. Thanks to the change in the business structure of the area, Essen becomes an on-demand location among small and medium businesses. After the industrial collapse, the city has become a tertiary sector that focuses on administration and services. Nowadays, it hosts three DAX companies and lots of international HQ. The Duisburg-Essen University, though still very young, comprises 42 thousand of students. Along with the other higher educational establishments, it brings financial profits to the city.