2 offices: Granada

The city centre of Granada is saturated with office spaces. Moreover, there are also options that extend further away from the city centre, closer to Los Pinillos, Churriana de la Vega and San Pedro. The offices in Granada are provided on various terms. Some are serviced and offer both private and shared facilities, others only offer traditional private space rental. Coworking spaces are becoming more and more popular in the city as the number of young companies continues to grow. Whether you are looking for a short-term office rental in Granada or for a core office that will host you for the next 10 years, we are here to help.

The economy of Granada is somewhat limited and has a small number of sectors. Agriculture and fishing, as well as construction, employ a large share of the local population. The balance between industry and services in Gradana has changed since the opening of Granada Health Science Technological Park which provided a wide list of high-skilled jobs in the biotechnology sector. While the economy is slowly transforming and is starting to introduce new business trends and technologies, the office market in Granada is growing alongside. Another important employer in the service sector in Granada is the University of Granada. It is one of the largest higher education establishments in the country, that annually accommodates around 52 thousand students. As a result of its presence, the city is saturated with young, enthusiastic experts, who contribute to the local talent pool and start up scene.

Situated in the autonomous community of Andalucía, Granada is a city and the capital of the province. Granada is among the most influential cities of the region in terms of its administrative power. It is the seat of 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. The city is relatively large and is home to about 230 thousand residents. While its metropolitan area doubles the number of inhabitants. Apart from its business potential, Granada annually attracts many tourists who come to spend their holidays 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.