23 offices: Zaragoza

After the Expo 2008 new office centres rashly appeared on the city map. The office market in Zaragoza received a notable number of new potential tenants. There is a growing number of business nomads, freelancers and remote companies. This, in return, sets the global office trends, which suggest targeting the promising market of both long and short-term office rent. The offices in Zaragoza can provide a whole list of traditional office solution:

Fully-furnished or unfurnished private offices;

Fully-furnished or unfurnished private offices;

Fully-furnished or unfurnished private offices;

Fully-furnished or unfurnished private offices;

Serviced offices;

Serviced offices;

Serviced offices;

Serviced offices;

Pet-friendly offices;

Pet-friendly offices;

Pet-friendly offices;

Pet-friendly offices;

Private and shared offices;

Private and shared offices;

Private and shared offices;

Private and shared offices;

Virtual business address rental.

Virtual business address rental.

Virtual business address rental.

Virtual business address rental. Fully furnished offices in served business centres become increasingly popular among millennial tenants. This type of office rental is flexible in many ways: contract duration, services and the number of workstations. Furnished and serviced offices require a minimum financial commitment. The workstations have already been nicely arranged, the printer is set up, and the storeroom is full of office supplies. The offices in Zaragoza are also ready to host you on short notice, and the onboarding process only takes a couple of days. Moreover, when compared to some other top business locations like Madrid or Barcelona, the rental prices for an office in Zaragoza is notably lower. A serviced office in Zaragoza can cost around EUR100 -160 per workstation. This price includes utility bills, daily cleaning, 24/7 access, as well as business lounges and meeting rooms.

Zaragoza is a city and a municipality in Spain. The local population is slightly reaching 700 thousand residents. Its current name comes from the ancient Roman place name, Caesaraugusta. Zaragoza is the fourth city in Spain if measured by economic activities. The strategic sectors of the Zaragoza economy are the automobile industry, logistics and transport, renewable energy, business services, agribusiness and tourism. In the economy of the city, the Opel factory (PSA Group) occupies a prominent place in Figueruelas, a town in the metropolitan area, around which a network of auxiliary motor industries has developed. Some of the notable companies in Zaragoza include Bosch, Siemens, Opel, Schindler. The city has a nominal GDP of USD 135,987 million and a nominal GDP per capita of USD 26,119, which makes it the 4th Spanish city in economic activity; and the 16th of Europe. The local economy gained from the Expo 2008, the official World's Fair - a global conference which covered topics like water and sustainable development. To host this conference, Zaragoza constructed Plataforma Logística de Zaragoza (PLAZA) and improved high-speed train connections. The urban transformation added so much business potential to the city that new office centres shortly appeared on the map of the town.