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The Emilia-Romagna region offers a wide range of locations with coworking offices. The tenants can choose between large open-space facilities and smaller coworkings that can only comprise a very limited number of people. The price for a desk will depend on the location, type of your contract and the amenities included. The prices start ar EUR150per workstation and go up to EUR480. Long-term leasing contracts can often get you a bargain. Nevertheless, many venues also offer hourly “hot-desk” option, perfect for those who need to work only a couple of hours. A desk is not the only thing you are paying for when renting a coworking office in Emilia-Romagna. The services also include daily-cleaning, air-conditioning, teleconferencing facilities, units, etc. Check out the coworking spaces in the cities of Emilia-Romagna's region available for rent at MatchOffice.

The region has a very low unemployment rate, almost 2 times lower than the average Italian. So it is no surprise that the GDP level is the second-highest in the country and is around 15% higher than the average EU rate. There are more than 400 thousand companies registered in the region with 11% being manufacturing industries. 25% of locals work in the industrial sector as the region is home to giant automotive factories like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati and many more. Coworking offices in Emilia-Romagna are full of solo-entrepreneurs, SMEs and small startups. Big business sharks attract numerous r firms working with innovation in both mechanical engineering and services. Other notable clusters include robotics, medical equipment, biotech and, of course, the is no Italian region without textile and fashion industry. Being a cradle of Roman heritage, Emilia-Romagna attracts millions of people coming to see the ancient architecture as well as relax on the coastal resorts such as Cervia, Rimini and Riccione.

Emilia-Romagna is one of the most economically successful regions in Europe. It comprises a number of both industrial and tourist cities in northern Italy. Bologna, Parma, Modena are some of the most prominent ones. The total population of the region goes up to 4.5 million residents, equally distributed in the cities. The region is well-developed not only in terms of industry. It boasts 11 UNESCO Heritage Sites and the oldest university in the world. All these factors create a unique cultural environment that draws visitors from all over the world.