9 offices: Abruzzo

The commercial property market in Abruzzo has a range of office rental, still with many private office solutions. The region’s capital L'Aquila is slightly ahead of the rest of the area and offers a vast array of serviced and shared offices. Another notable city to rent an office in Abruzzo is Pescara. A moderate office market also offers a couple of coworking spaces, that are extremely popular with local students and freelancers who use the space to work on their ideas and projects. A private office in Abruzzo costs around EUR 180 per space (4-6 people). A dedicated desk at a shared office in Abruzzo, Pescara can cost you around EUR130 per month. When looking for an office in Abruzzo, first of all, you need to pay attention to the city in the region. As some have a better-developed business scene, while others are successful in term of industrial productions. These factors influence not only the price for office space but the size of the market, the business infrastructure and networking opportunities. Certain shared offices in Abruzzo aim at uniting companies working in one field to serve as a development hub and a space for creativity and collaboration.

Four provinces, 11 thousand square meters, 1.3 million inhabitants - welcome to Abruzzo, a region in Southern Italy, which lies only 80km away from Rome. Despite its small size, the region manages to perform well and has become one of the top districts in terms of economy. As a result of the region’s sustainable economic growth, Abruzzo became one of the fastest-growing regions in Italy. This success was possible even despite a tragic earthquake that brought severe damage to the region’s capital - L'Aquila. Regardless of the fact that Abruzzo is among the most industrialised regions in Italy, its economy is mainly based on the service sector and SMEs that work in the area. The local authorities try to bring more innovation to the region by introducing new policies and supporting the local research institutions. Nevertheless, innovative performance remains at a modest level. The region awaits some forward-looking and cutting-edge technologies to achieve better results in the automotive sector. This is also true about the service systems which are aimed at improving the quality of life in the region.