2 business centers: Trondheim

Serviced offices in Trondheim match a wide range of business with the appropriate workspace solutions: offices, coworkings, meeting rooms, workshops, storages, etc. In order to meet the needs of a broad target audience, the landlords offer both - long-term and flexible tenancy agreements. Venues are often provided at competitive prices and boast many essential facilities. If you are looking for a turnkey workspace solution, equipped and furnished, within a modern dynamic environment, each business centre in Trondheim will provide you with it. The city’s commercial real estate market is rapidly developing now. Numerous constructions take place there each year. Modern business centres in Trondheim are the so-called “powerhouses”. It means that the dwellings are environmentally friendly and can produce energy by themselves. They occupy iconic locations in the city, e.g., close to the sea coast, major transport routes and stations and boast financial, leisure and educational establishments in proximity too. So, when renting a workspace in the business centre in Trondheim, you are never far away from nature, transport and public facilities. The rental fee for a single workstation in the local executive suite is about EUR150 per month.

Besides proposing flexible workspace solutions, serviced offices in Trondheim attract tenants by a wide selection of the available services - administrative, catering, cleaning, tech aid, and so on. Your company’s sign can be established at the entrance to the business centre. All occupiers who share the workspace in the serviced offices have access to common areas like kitchenettes, lounges, restrooms, receptions, storages, etc. Usually, people can make use of offices 24/7.

The local business community is broad and vibrant, boasting representatives of various spheres. There you will find HQs and offices of such renowned companies as Nordic Semiconductor, Telenor, Equinor, Yahoo, etc. The other major employers in the region are the local University, the research organization SINTEFF and the St. Olav’s University Hospital. Trondheim is often called a media centre, hosting the HQs of the oldest Norwegian newspaper and broadcasting corporation. Tourism is a well-developed sphere too. Visitors are offered sophisticated sightseeing tours around the city and can join exhibitions in the local museums. Cultural life is well-preserved in cinemas, music halls, theatres, etc. Logistically, the city is well-connected to numerous destinations, which makes it easy to reach it via water, air and land. Choosing Trondheim, you have the unique opportunity to establish your company in one of the most economically-influential areas of the country.