2 offices: Orleans

The office space market in Orleans offers a range of rental opportunities. While the city is famous for its medieval history and architectural heritage the heart of the city surprises by the number of modern business centres and offices. Business centres and serviced offices are slowly taking over the market. They are especially popular with SMEs, freelancers and startups who value high-quality workspaces and flexibility. This type of tenancy is a great office solution if you are unwilling to commit to a long-term rental or can’t afford one. Short-term office rental in Orleans starts with hourly agreements. Tenants are welcome to drop by and work at a spare desk, the office will supply a comfortable workstation, a stimulating atmosphere and a nice place to take a break (a common kitchen/cafe or a lounge zone). It is also possible to rent a dedicated desk or even a room to accommodate a whole team. Short-term contracts can last up to 24 months and the longer - the cheaper principle is often applicable.

The local economy stands on the shoulder of larger corporations like Michelin, Famar, Sephora and Dior who have located their offices/production plants in the area. The office centres in the heart of Orleans are dominantly filled with companies working in the digital and IT, telecommunications, electronics. Orleans and its region are the largest employers in the logistics sector, with 9 thousand employees and the third-largest logistics platform in France. About 400 companies or establishments that specialize in packaging, warehousing, transportation have their offices in Orleans. More and more startups appear in Orleans each year as the city provides a welcoming and stimulating environment for young businesses.

Situated in north-central France, Orleans is only one hour drive from Paris. In comparison to its neighbour, Orleans is a relatively small city with a metropolitan population of 440 thousand residents. Apart from close proximity to the French capital, Orleans also boasts easy access to Brussels and London. The city has a diverse selection of industries and is now slowly developing the service sector, attracting strong digital and IT companies. Orleans is a suitable location to start and run a company in the tertiary sector. The city provides efficient infrastructure and transportation links (road, rail and air). Moreover, around 6 thousand people make the round trip to work between Paris and Orleans every day. There are 8 institutions of higher education which annually supply highly-educated talent pool to the local labour market.