2 coworking: Granada

The majority of coworking offices in Granada are situated in the city centre, yet there are a couple of shared offices further away, on the way to Los Pinillos, Churriana de la Vega and San Pedro. The prices start at EUR 150 per month per workstation. If you are looking for an even shorter rental plan, you can always get a hot desk for around EUR 15 per day. The coworking offices in Granada provide their tenants with a stimulating working environment. This is a great option for freelancers, digital nomads, micro-companies and remote workers who want a slight change of scenery. Renting a desk at a coworking in Granada is also a great way to meet like-minded people and establish new business connections.

Granada has a limited economy with a small number of sectors. The majority of the local population is employed in agriculture and fishing. Construction is also on the table for Granada. The establishment of Granada Health Science Technological Park has provided the city with a number of high-skilled jobs in the biotechnology sector. Thanks to the new business trends and technologies, the city has a rising number of entrepreneurs, who work remotely. They create the main target audience of business centres and coworking spaces in Granada. A notable employer and an influencer on the city’s life is the University of Granada - one of the largest higher education establishments in Spain, that annually hosts around 52 thousand students. It is also a source of highly-educated young professionals who tend to form startups in the city.

Granada is a city and Spanish municipality, capital of the province in the autonomous community of Andalucía. It is located in the centre of the Vega de Granada region. Above all, Granada is one of the most influential cities of Andalucía as it is home to the Superior Court of Justice of Andalusia, Ceuta and Melilla, the highest body of the judiciary in the autonomous community, as well as the Office of the Prosecutor of Andalusia, the Consultative Council of Andalusia, the Notarial College of Andalusia and the Archdiocese of Pomegranate. There are around 230 thousand residents in the city, while the metropolitan area is home to 500 thousand people. Furthermore, the city annually receives many tourists who come to spend their time at the Sierra Nevada ski resort, as well as to the historic area known as La Alpujarra and also to the part of the Granada coast known as Costa Tropical.