2 offices: Calabria

Most of the offices in Calabria can be found in cities like Reggio, Rende. The market is overtaken by private traditional space leasing, yet the prices are rather affordable. The prices start at EUR120 per month per office and can vary depending on the number of square meters, location and amenities included. Many venues can be refurbished and easily turned into the workspace of your dreams. The office centres in Calabria are popular among local freelancers and region’s visitors who come to enjoy the sandy beaches, local architecture and breathtaking views but wish to continue their workflow. This is one of the reasons why shared offices in Calabria are getting more and more popular. Such venues have everything one might need for productive work and ensure tenants’ maximum comfort. Air Conditioning, daily cleaning, fast-speed Internet, printers and scanners are all available on site. Tenants also get access to green zones, terraces and common areas like kitchens and lounges. Apart from flexible desk/office rental, these venues also provide meeting rooms options. In case you need to hold a business event, teambuilding with your remote team have a skype call in a professional environment - shared offices in Calabria are happy to host you.

Calabria is the most southern region of the country, its shores are washed by the Tyrrhenian and Ionian Seas. The region covers a relatively small area of a little over 15 square miles, yet its population has almost reached 2 million. The economic growth is typical for the region, yet, it is going at a very slow speed. Due to the local landscape, Calabria struggles to ensure smooth road and rail connections. The local economy is largely based on the public sector which employs around a quarter of the population. Some of the branches developed in the area include agriculture and food production, steel and chemistry as well as a bit of textile and wood production. The service sector and hospitality are also present, but still have a long way to go in order to cater to a wider pool of clientele. As a result, the local economy lags behind not only the European standards but Italian too. Recent years have not beneficial to the region’s wealth and economy and the local authorities still need to come up with a strategy to rehabilitate Calabria.