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Lombardy is one of the top three districts in Europe that attracts investors, entrepreneurs and companies. It is often called the heart of the Italian economy, and the gateway for the international enterprises that wish to settle in the country. Around 49% of foreign companies have their offices in Lombardy. Although the local economy is mainly standing on the shoulders of the tertiary sector - industries, agriculture, food and drinks production are flourishing there too. Offices for rent in Lombardy occupy strategic locations in the cities with main economic activity most of all. The majority of them can be found in Milan, Bergamo and Brescia. But, it doesn’t mean that smaller towns have nothing to propose to tenants. Lots of venues are leased in Rozzano, Fiera, Monza, and other suburbs. Office rental in Lombardy is popular among all types of businesses, but the majority of venues are taken by SMEs. The region hosts a wide range of tiny suites, available for private and team usage. Lots of offices in Lombardy have been turned from the traditional to coworking ones. They support creativity, innovation and collaboration.

Nowadays, the office stock in Lombardy consists of hundreds of workspaces. The market is ruled by the solo-landlords, commercial real estate agencies and companies like Regus. The competition is high. Thus, the renters can choose a perfect venue for their business in terms of price, facilities, location and tenancy duration. The rental fees for offices in Lombardy differ significantly. Milan, of course, has the highest ones. All in all, a workstation may cost from around EUR300 to EUR700 per month. When renting large core suits(empty or furnished ones), be prepared to pay around EUR2000-7000, respectively.

One of the twenty administrative districts of Italy, located in the northwestern part of the country, Lombardy occupies around 23,9 sq.km. of land and has a population of over 10 million people. The highest concentration of the population is in Milan and its metropolitan area. This city is the capital of the region and its main business centre. Thanks to the vast talent pool, dynamic economy, and high GDP level, the region is not only one of the richest in Italy, but also in the whole of Europe. Lombardy is divided into three main areas if to speak about industrial activity. Milan accounts for the service sector. Several provinces, such as, e.g., Bergamo, Como, Brescia, Lecco are industrialized. Agriculture is mainly based in Pavia, Lode, Cremona, etc.