In recent years, Melbourne has garnered a reputation for being one of the southern hemisphere’s top places to live. From its boundary-pushing culinary offerings to its next-level art galleries and creative studios, Melbourne has become a hub of innovation and exploration.
Most crucially, Melbourne has been instrumental in pioneering Australia’s growing flexible office space movement, which now extends to all the country’s top cities. With an emphasis on adaptability, convenience, and a sense of community, these workspaces reflect Melbourne’s commitment to staying at the forefront of contemporary work culture.
If you’re looking for the perfect flexible workspace for you or your team, here are some of the best coworking spaces in Melbourne.
1. Emirates House – Collins Street (POA)
This expansive office, nested in a prime position within one of Melbourne’s most sought-after locations, is the perfect blend of practicality and luxury. A mere two-minute walk from Flinders station and with an extensive list of high-end amenities from luxury board rooms to a fully stocked bar, offices don’t come much better than this.
2. Goldfields House – Chapel Street (Coworking desks from $630 per month)
Goldfields House’s fashionable minimalist offices on Melbourne’s celebrated Chapel Street are among our top picks. Its position in the heart of the city means that this lush office is a commuter’s dream—just a five-minute walk from South Yarra and Hawksburn train stations.
Aside from its position, Goldfields House promises one of the best views of Melbourne’s intoxicating skyline and all of the modern amenities that high-level professionals would expect from a flexible office space, from daily cleaning services to a fully-equipped kitchen and pantry.
3. Just Co – Flinders Street (Coworking desks from $400 per month)
Just Co’s fun, lively atmosphere is the perfect HQ for a high-energy team that values collaboration as much as they do work-life balance.
Atmosphere aside, this incredible location offers unparalleled convenience in the centre of Melbourne’s CBD. The office is directly opposite Flinders Street Train Station and shares a building with a supermarket, gym, and childcare provider.
4. State Bank Centre – Bourke Street (Coworking desks from $399 per month)
This chic and elegant office housed within Melbourne’s State Bank Centre is a dream come true for any professional who appreciates the impact that well-thought-out spaces can have on productivity.
The offices feature a plethora of incredible workspaces, from luxury private offices to breakout rooms with stunning views over the city. Situated on Bourke Street, tenants will have no issue finding excellent dining and retail facilities at the end of the day, and with a host of modern amenities, there are myriad ways they can keep themselves comfortable during the workday as well.
5. Space&Co – 8 Exhibition Street (Coworking desks from $800 per month)
8 Exhibition Street is the first carbon-neutral office building in Victoria. Its cutting-edge design features and state-of-the-art amenities make this building an impressive HQ for businesses to connect with other tenants and impress clients who come to visit.
Located right on the doorstep of Melbourne Central Station and with panoramic views of the CBD, this building commands one of the city’s best locations for locals and commuters alike.
6. The Commons – Albert Coates Lane (Coworking desks from $560 per month)
The Commons exemplifies elegant modern luxury. With an industry-leading fit-out, a host of incredible private meeting rooms and breakout spaces, and high street shopping right on its doorstep, tenants of this astonishing space will love coming to work.
7. The Centre – Queen Street (Coworking desks from $717 per month)
Located near the bottom of Queen Street, a stone’s throw from the Yarra River, The Centre hosts breathtaking views of both urban and natural vistas. It’s this blend of modern and natural aesthetics that The Centre looks to bring indoors, as the offices are tastefully adorned with an eye-opening display of indoor plants and natural light.
The Centre is at once a calming and energising place to work, making non-stop days in the office all the more manageable.
8. Dexus – Flinders Steet (Coworking spaces from $425 per month)
Dexus is unlike most offices in Melbourne. This beautiful office space has been uniquely designed to allow tenants to flow through each space effortlessly while still having access to quiet, private areas when needed. The result is a perfectly thought-out office that encourages collaboration and teamwork.
9. Olderfleet – Collins Street (Serviced offices $1,800 per month)
Combining stunning Melbourne heritage with contemporary design, Olderfleet has curated an aesthetic marvel perfect for teams that value form as well as function.
Huddled among the brick and stone buildings of Melbourne’s historic mid-town CBD, Olderfleet is positioned perfectly for locals and commuters, with a handful of train stations within walking distance.
10. 80 Collins – Collins Street (Coworking spaces from $700 per month)
The architectural nature of 80 Collins’ interior is practically guaranteed to wow your clients and inject your team with a sense of pride for where they work. Artistic tones, textures, and cleverly designed meeting spaces give 80 Collins a sense of contemporary perfection that few other offices in Australia can match.
Melbourne coworking spaces – FAQ
What amenities do Melbourne coworking spaces usually have?
One of the best things about coworking and flexible office spaces is the amenities that are typically available. Standard amenities in Melbourne coworking offices include high-speed internet, meeting rooms, kitchens, daily cleaning, and printing services. Some spaces will even offer on-site cafes or bars, free coffee, and outdoor terraces.
How much do coworking offices cost to rent in Melbourne?
The cost of coworking and flexible office space can vary depending on several factors, from location to package type. To see a range of offices at different prices, explore our website.
Are coworking spaces in Melbourne suitable for startups?
Yes. Coworking offices are inherently flexible, giving startups the freedom to scale up or down freely. And with shorter and more relaxed rental contracts compared to traditional offices, startups won’t be locked into expensive, lengthy leases.
Coworking offices are also remarkable for networking and collaboration with other businesses and professionals with unique expertise — perfect for meeting new clients and attracting top talent.
Are there coworking spaces in Melbourne that are open 24/7?
Yes, there are. You can search for these on our website by filtering by offices with ‘24-hour access’.