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Coworking as a trend first appeared in the large metropolises of Italy, such as Rome, Milan, etc. Later on, such offices started to appear in smaller towns and suburban areas. Castelfranco Veneto is one of the locations in the northeastern part of the country that is popular among entrepreneurs looking for shared office rental. The town doesn’t have many coworking venues yet, but the ones that are already present on the business map have already gained visibility. Castelfranco Veneto attracts a vast number of tourists each year, and lots of them often need a workspace for temporary use. Local entrepreneurs and businesses of small and medium size often choose this type of office for their first official HQs. Recently coworking suites in Castelfranco Veneto became popular among big corporations too. Such kind of tenancy agreement is suitable when firms are expanding to the local market, or in case there are some temporary tasks needed to be performed in the areas close to Treviso and Vicenza.

Traditionally, the purpose of shared venues was to provide tenants with the possibility of collaboration and mutual professional support. Offices were designed to host specialists of various fields in one place. They shared desks, facilities and utilities without paying a fortune for this. Later on, coworking spaces started to propose private booths, meeting rooms and virtual address rental. Thus, tenants can count on various types of premises available for lease under one roof. Castelfranco Veneto already boasts such kinds of venues, attracting a broad target audience. A desk in any of the shared offices available for rent on the local commercial real estate market coasts around EUR300-600 per month. It includes the use of condominium services, utilities and amenities, and allow occupiers to have access to the common areas for recreation. Tenants choose whether they wish to rent a hot or a dedicated workstation as far as they define the duration of a rental contract. Such flexibility allows people to feel more mobile and stay in better control of their initial budget.

Whether you are a local citizen or an expat, Castelfranco Veneto will definitely have something to catch your attention. One of the most vivid examples of the medieval era is the walled part of the town. It is tiny and consists of only several streets. The prize attraction of the area is the Duomo Cathedral which hosts the masterpieces of the local painter - Giorgione. Other exciting buildings located in the region are the Teatro Accademico, the Torre Civica, the Parco Revedin Bolasco, etc.