3-6 person office space San Francisco: 124 listings across 14 buildings, from $530 a month for the whole office. That is what Wezoo lists in the city once you filter private offices down to rooms whose published maximum occupancy is three to six people. The figures are read from the live listings on September 4, 2026. For the wider city picture, start at our office space San Francisco guide; the private office guide covers how these rooms work.
One thing jumped out of the data. Fix the building, fix the headcount, and the price stops moving — and the rooms behind that one price are not all the same room. Some give you a third more floor. Some publish a move-in date almost five years out. At the point where you pick a room, the price tells you nothing.
Wezoo snapshot — 3-6 person office space San Francisco
- 124 listings at 14 buildings (15 San Francisco buildings carry a private-office entry in total)
- Whole office, starting price: $530 to $3,654 a month — median $1,636
- Per person, derived from those starting prices: $176.67 to $609.00 a month — median $415.00
- Operators, by building: WeWork 7, Regus 5, Spaces 2
- Operators, by listing: Regus 75, Spaces 35, WeWork 14
- Published floor area for the whole room: 75–226 sq ft (7–21 m²)
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What does 3-6 person office space San Francisco cost?
Every price the operators publish here is a starting price for the whole office, not a rate per person. Across the 124 listings, that whole-office figure runs from $530 to $3,654 a month, with a median of $1,636. Divide each one by the maximum occupancy the operator states and you get a derived per-person figure of $176.67 to $609.00, median $415.00. That per-person figure is ours: no listing in this set publishes it, and it is arithmetic on a starting price.
The lowest is one listing — a three-person room at 650 California St at $530. The highest is a tie between two six-person rooms at 95 Third Street, both at $3,654. No listing carries a tax field, so nothing here is stated as inclusive or exclusive of tax.
| Team size | Listings | Buildings | Whole office, starting price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 people | 45 | 14 | $530–$1,827 |
| 4 people | 38 | 7 | $1,516–$2,436 |
| 5 people | 21 | 7 | $1,895–$3,045 |
| 6 people | 20 | 13 | $1,180–$3,654 |
3-6 person office space San Francisco, by team size. Every price is a starting price for the whole room, not per person. Wezoo listings, September 4, 2026.
3-6 person office space San Francisco: every building side by side
The fourteen buildings split by what the per-person figure does when the room gets bigger. Seven hold one per-person figure across every size they list in this band. The other seven raise it.
| Building | Operator | ZIP | Listings | Team sizes in band | Whole office, starting price | Per person (derived) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1390 Market Street | Regus | 94102 | 17 | 3, 4, 5, 6 | $1,137–$2,274 | $379.00 |
| 505 Montgomery Street | Regus | 94111 | 9 | 3, 4, 5, 6 | $1,185–$2,370 | $395.00 |
| Levi’s Plaza | Spaces | 94111 | 21 | 3, 4, 5, 6 | $1,227–$2,454 | $409.00 |
| 580 California Street | Regus | 94104 | 18 | 3, 4, 5, 6 | $1,245–$2,490 | $415.00 |
| 50 California Street | Regus | 94111 | 17 | 3, 4, 5, 6 | $1,365–$2,730 | $455.00 |
| 388 Market Street | Regus | 94111 | 14 | 3, 4, 5 | $1,365–$2,275 | $455.00 |
| 95 Third Street | Spaces | 94103 | 14 | 3, 4, 5, 6 | $1,827–$3,654 | $609.00 |
The seven flat-per-person buildings. One per-person figure across every size they list in the 3–6 person band. The per-person column is derived from the whole-office starting price.
| Building | Operator | ZIP | Listings | Team sizes in band | Whole office, starting price | Per person (derived), 3 → 6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 650 California St | WeWork | 94108 | 2 | 3, 6 | $530–$1,180 | $176.67 → $196.67 |
| 600 California St | WeWork | 94108 | 2 | 3, 6 | $560–$1,250 | $186.67 → $208.33 |
| 535 Mission St | WeWork | 94105 | 2 | 3, 6 | $640–$1,430 | $213.33 → $238.33 |
| Salesforce Tower | WeWork | 94105 | 2 | 3, 6 | $665–$1,480 | $221.67 → $246.67 |
| 44 Montgomery St | WeWork | 94104 | 2 | 3, 6 | $690–$1,540 | $230.00 → $256.67 |
| Two Embarcadero Center | WeWork | 94111 | 2 | 3, 6 | $1,450–$3,230 | $483.33 → $538.33 |
| 201 Spear St | WeWork | 94105 | 2 | 3, 6 | $1,630–$3,640 | $543.33 → $606.67 |
The seven buildings whose per-person figure rises with headcount. Inside this band each lists three-person and six-person rooms only. The per-person column is derived from the whole-office starting price.
Read the operator counts twice, because WeWork sits at opposite ends of them. It runs the most buildings in this band — 7 of 14 — and the fewest listings, 14 of 124. Regus is nearly the mirror image, with 5 buildings and 75 listings. A building count and a room count answer different questions.
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Why two offices at the same price are not the same office
Group the band by building and team size, so that every four-person room at Levi’s Plaza sits in one group and every three-person room at 50 California Street sits in another. There are 41 such groups, and 24 of them hold more than one listing. All 24 publish a single price.
So what separates two rooms that cost the same? Two published fields. Of those 24 single-priced groups, 21 publish more than one floor area and 20 publish more than one move-in state; 18 do both at once, so in 23 of the 24 at least one of the two moves. The widest area gap inside one price is a third more floor — 9 m² against 12, or 97 square feet against 129, a rise of 33.33% — and five separate groups land on exactly that figure.
The clearest example: the four-person rooms at Levi’s Plaza. All seven of them share one price of $1,636 a month for the whole office. Behind that one price sit three different floor areas — 129, 151, 161 square feet, a spread of 25.00% — and seven different move-in states: September 2, 2026; October 1, 2026; March 2, 2027; May 1, 2027; July 1, 2027; September 1, 2031; and one room with no date published at all. Just under five years of difference, and not one dollar of it shows up in the price.
The twenty-fourth group runs the other way. At 505 Montgomery Street four four-person rooms publish the same price, the same floor area and no move-in information at all. Nothing published separates them, which is its own reason to ask.
| Building | Team size | Rooms | Whole office, starting price | Floor areas (sq ft) | Area spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Levi’s Plaza | 3 people | 7 | $1,227 | 97, 108, 118, 129 | 33.33% |
| 1390 Market Street | 3 people | 7 | $1,137 | 97, 129 | 33.33% |
| 50 California Street | 3 people | 6 | $1,365 | 97, 129 | 33.33% |
| 388 Market Street | 3 people | 6 | $1,365 | 97, 118, 129 | 33.33% |
| 95 Third Street | 3 people | 4 | $1,827 | 97, 108, 129 | 33.33% |
| Levi’s Plaza | 4 people | 7 | $1,636 | 129, 151, 161 | 25.00% |
| 50 California Street | 4 people | 6 | $1,820 | 129, 140, 151, 161 | 25.00% |
| 580 California Street | 4 people | 6 | $1,660 | 129, 140, 151, 161 | 25.00% |
| 388 Market Street | 4 people | 3 | $1,820 | 129, 151, 161 | 25.00% |
The nine widest single-priced building-and-size groups: five tied at 33.33% and four tied at 25.00%. One starting price per row, several rooms behind it. Floor areas converted from the published square meters.
The practical version is short. Once you have picked a building and a headcount, stop comparing prices and start asking which room. Ask for the floor area and the move-in date on the specific unit, because in this data those are what change behind one price.
When can you actually move in?
Of the 124 listings, 48 publish a move-in date, 14 publish a note asking you to inquire but no date at all, and 62 publish neither. A blank date field is not a promise that the room is free today — it means nothing was published, so treat it as a question rather than an answer.
| Move-in year | Listings that publish a move-in date |
|---|---|
| 2026 | 10 |
| 2027 | 19 |
| 2028 | 3 |
| 2029 | 0 |
| 2030 | 1 |
| 2031 | 15 |
| Total | 48 |
Only the 48 listings that publish a move-in date. Range September 1, 2026 to September 1, 2031.
The published dates fall into two clusters. 29 of the 48 dated listings fall in 2026 or 2027, then almost nothing, then 15 land in 2031. One dated listing in three points at 2030 or later — 16 of 48. Three listings carry a date that has already passed. If you need the room this quarter, the move-in date is the first filter to apply, not the last.
What happens to the price per person as the team grows?
Not what you would expect, at least on the published starting prices for this band in San Francisco. Every one of the 14 buildings lists at least two team sizes, so every one can be tested. Seven hold the per-person figure exactly flat. Seven raise it. None lowers it.
At those seven buildings one per-person figure covers every team size they list in the band, across all 110 of their listings. Six of them run from three people to six; 388 Market Street lists nothing above five. The seven figures, in whole dollars: $379, $395, $409, $415, $455, $455 and $609. That constancy is why every multi-room group at those buildings shows one price.
The other seven move in one direction, and by almost the same amount. Going from a three-person room to a six-person room at the same building raises the per-person figure by 11.28% at the smallest step and 11.72% at the largest, with a median of 11.59%. Seven buildings, and 0.44 of a percentage point between the extremes.
What that means when you are choosing is simple enough. Size up for the room you need, not for a saving that this band does not contain. For how private-office pricing works across the city as a whole, including longer terms and larger suites, see our guide to private office cost in San Francisco.
How much floor area comes with the room?
Every listing in this band publishes a floor area, and the range is 75 to 226 square feet (7 to 21 square meters) for the whole room, not per person. One caution: that is not the same unit as a per-person office standard, such as the federal design requirement of 150 usable square feet per person, so do not divide one into the other.
The operators publish area differently, and it matters when you compare. WeWork lists 7 m² (75 sq ft) for a three-person room and 12 m² (129 sq ft) for a six-person room at all seven of its buildings. Regus and Spaces publish a floor area for each individual unit instead, which is why one of their groups can show up to four different areas at one price. Ask for the plan of the actual unit before you sign anything.
Which team sizes have the most choice?
Coverage is uneven, and it is worth knowing before you start. Three-person rooms appear at all 14 buildings and six-person rooms at 13. Four- and five-person rooms appear at 7 buildings each. All 59 four- and five-person listings sit at Regus or Spaces buildings — inside this band the seven WeWork buildings list three-person and six-person rooms and nothing between them. A team of four or five that insists on an exact match is picking from seven of the fourteen buildings here, not all fourteen.
There is a workaround worth naming: a room rated for six people also covers a team of four, so search on capacity being at least your headcount rather than equal to it. That widens a four-person search from seven buildings to all fourteen, and it costs nothing but a filter setting.
Four San Francisco buildings to start with
The four 3-6 person office space San Francisco buildings below are four of the seven whose per-person figure rises with headcount, ordered by their three-person starting price. All four are run by WeWork. Each lists a three-person and a six-person room and nothing between; each publishes 7 m² (75 sq ft) and 12 m² (129 sq ft) for those two rooms; and none of the eight listings publishes a move-in date, each carrying the note “Enquire for availability” instead.
The seven flat-per-person buildings, which hold 110 of the 124 listings, are in the first table above. Photographs are the operator’s own and show shared spaces, not the private offices themselves.
1. 650 California St — ZIP 94108
What to expect: This building has the lowest whole-office starting price in the band at both of the sizes it lists. The three-person room starts at $530 a month for the whole office and the six-person room at $1,180, which works out at $176.67 and $196.67 per person — a rise of 11.32%. Published floor areas are 75 and 129 square feet (7 m² and 12 m²) for the whole room.
The photograph shows a wide lounge with tall windows down one side and across the back, teal-painted walls and columns, a long tan leather sectional, low stone-topped tables and a row of dining-height tables at the back, under globe pendants and exposed silver ductwork. The building listing names parking, a coffee and tea bar, a lounge, phone booths and a reception service.
Operator: WeWork · Address: 650 California St, Floor 7, San Francisco 94108
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2. 600 California St — ZIP 94108
What to expect: It sits on the same street and in the same ZIP as the building above, and its three-person starting price is $30 higher. The three-person room starts at $560 a month for the whole office and the six-person room at $1,250, which works out at $186.67 and $208.33 per person — a rise of 11.61%. Published floor areas are 75 and 129 square feet (7 m² and 12 m²) for the whole room.
The photograph shows a lounge built around a wall-width oak bookcase packed with books, a rust-red banquette running underneath it, pale tables on round pedestal bases with light wood chairs, and potted plants against the window. The building listing names a coffee and tea bar, a lounge, phone booths and a reception service.
Operator: WeWork · Address: 600 California Street, 11th Floor, San Francisco 94108
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3. 44 Montgomery St — ZIP 94104
What to expect: This building’s step from three people to six sits exactly on the median for the seven buildings whose per-person figure moves. The three-person room starts at $690 a month for the whole office and the six-person room at $1,540, which works out at $230.00 and $256.67 per person — a rise of 11.59%. Published floor areas are 75 and 129 square feet (7 m² and 12 m²) for the whole room.
The photograph shows an outdoor terrace laid with gray paving, black rattan lounge chairs and ottomans, a gray sectional with coral and yellow cushions and a planter of small trees. The building listing names a coffee and tea bar, a lounge, phone booths and a reception service.
Operator: WeWork · Address: 44 Montgomery St, San Francisco 94104
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4. Two Embarcadero Center — ZIP 94111
What to expect: These are the highest starting prices of the four buildings profiled here. The three-person room starts at $1,450 a month for the whole office and the six-person room at $3,230, which works out at $483.33 and $538.33 per person — a rise of 11.38%. Published floor areas are 75 and 129 square feet (7 m² and 12 m²) for the whole room.
The photograph shows a pantry and lobby with a coffee counter set against a wall of yellow tile, a white spiral staircase, a circular planter bed rimmed in white and pale blue tile holding four terracotta-potted plants, and light wood flooring. The building listing names bike storage, a coffee and tea bar, a lounge, phone booths and a reception service.
Operator: WeWork · Address: 2 Embarcadero Center, 8th Floor, San Francisco 94111
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How to choose 3-6 person office space San Francisco
Five checks, in the order we would run them.
- Set the headcount first, then the building. In this data the whole-office starting price is set by building and headcount together — fix both and the price stops varying.
- Ask which unit, not what price. One price can cover rooms of up to four different published floor areas.
- Read the move-in date before you shortlist. 16 of the 48 dated listings point at 2030 or later.
Two more checks sit in the fine print.
- Do not size up expecting a lower rate per person. In this band the per-person figure is flat at seven buildings and higher at seven; it falls at none.
- Check the minimum term separately. 110 of the 124 listings publish a one-month minimum; the rest publish no minimum term at all, which is not the same as not having one.
Teams comparing across cities can put San Francisco next to the same slice elsewhere: 3-6 person office space Houston, 3-6 person office space Denver and 3-6 person office space Washington DC all read the same published fields.
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3-6 person office space San Francisco — FAQ
How much does 3-6 person office space San Francisco cost?
Starting prices for the whole office run from $530 to $3,654 a month across 124 listings, with a median of $1,636. Dividing each one by the stated maximum occupancy gives a derived per-person figure of $176.67 to $609.00, median $415.00. The operators publish the whole-office number; the per-person one is arithmetic on it.
How many buildings list 3-6 person office space San Francisco?
14 of the 15 San Francisco buildings carrying a private-office entry on Wezoo have a room rated for three to six people, and between them they publish 124 such listings. By building that is WeWork 7, Regus 5 and Spaces 2; by listing it is Regus 75, Spaces 35 and WeWork 14.
Is 3-6 person office space San Francisco cheaper per person if I take the bigger room?
No, not on the published starting prices in this band. At seven of the 14 buildings the per-person figure is identical at every size they list, and at the other seven it is between 11.28% and 11.72% higher for a six-person room than for a three-person one. Not one of the 14 buildings goes the other way.
Why do two rooms at the same building and headcount cost exactly the same?
Because in this data the price is set by building and headcount alone: every listing at the same building and the same headcount carries the same price, whatever the room. 24 building-and-size groups hold more than one listing and all 24 show a single price, while 21 of them publish more than one floor area and 20 more than one move-in state. Ask for the area and the date on the specific unit.
Can I move into 3-6 person office space San Francisco straight away?
The listings do not say, so ask the operator. 48 of the 124 publish a move-in date, 14 publish a note asking you to inquire, and 62 publish neither. A blank date field is not a statement that the room is free. Of the dated listings, 16 point at 2030 or later.
What is the minimum term on 3-6 person office space San Francisco?
110 of the 124 listings publish a minimum of one month. The remaining 14 publish no minimum term at all, which is a gap in the listing rather than an absence of a term, so confirm it in writing before you commit.
