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6 Person Office Space Chicago: 6 Best Buildings and Real 2026 Prices

Frerik Bongers
Updated: September 1, 2026
Published: September 1, 2026
6 person office space chicago — Wezoo

Six people, one door, one monthly invoice. 6 Person Office Space Chicago is one of the easiest workspace searches to get wrong, because the figure that decides your budget is not the rent on the listing — it is the per-desk rate sitting behind it. 26 buildings in Chicago list a private office sized for three to six people on Wezoo, and all 248 of those offices carry a published monthly price.

Everything below is built from those 248 listings, read on September 1, 2026. If you want the wider picture first, start with our complete guide to private offices or the office space Chicago overview. This page stays on one question: what a room for six actually costs here, and why two buildings at the same headline rate can charge you very differently for the sixth seat.

Wezoo snapshot — Chicago private offices for 3 to 6 people

  • 26 buildings, 248 offices, every one with a published price
  • Whole office, per month: $765 to $3,502, median $1,260
  • Per desk (office price divided by its seat count): $255 to $649.40, median $299
  • Rooms for six specifically: 43 offices across 24 buildings, from $1,530
  • Most buildings, by operator: Regus 11, WeWork 8, Spaces 4

Two labels do a lot of work on this page. A per-building figure counts each address once; a per-listing figure counts each individual office. They differ sharply here: Regus runs 11 of the 26 buildings but 152 of the 248 offices.

Browse all private offices in Chicago: See the full Chicago list →

What does 6 person office space chicago cost in 2026?

A room for six runs from $1,530 to $3,502 a month for the whole office, median $1,830, across the 43 six-person offices listed at 24 Chicago buildings. Divided by six, that is $255 to $583.67 per desk. The cheapest of them is at 203 North LaSalle. For how those rates sit against every other office size in the city, our Chicago private office price guide covers the whole range.

Office size Offices listed Lowest Median Highest Median per desk
3 people 88 $765 $915 $1,607 $305
4 people 64 $1,020 $1,196 $2,142 $299
5 people 53 $1,275 $1,495 $3,247 $299
6 people 43 $1,530 $1,830 $3,502 $305

Read that last column carefully. The median per-desk rate barely moves across the band — $305, $299, $299, $305 — and it is not monotonic, so it is telling you about which buildings happen to list which sizes, not about a size discount. The real answer to 6 person office space chicago pricing sits one level down, inside each building.

All prices are monthly, in US dollars, for the whole office rather than per seat. Private offices on Wezoo are request-based: you send an inquiry and the operator confirms terms, so treat every figure here as a published starting rate.

The rate card matters more than the rent

25 of the 26 buildings list at least two different sizes between three and six people, which makes it possible to ask a simple question of each one: does the per-desk rate change as the room gets bigger? One building, Expansive West Loop, lists a single office in the band and cannot be tested.

16 of those 25 buildings hold the same per-desk rate at every size they list, to the cent. Call them flat-card buildings, and note what the phrase means: the rate does not move with room size. It says nothing about the rate being low. Every one of the 16 trades as Regus, Spaces or Signature. Not one of the other 9 is flat.

The exceptions are not scatter. All 8 WeWork buildings move in the same direction — six people pay more per desk than three — and they move by almost the same amount, between 11.25% and 11.63%, median 11.38%. Each of the eight lists exactly two sizes, three and six, so that step is a three-to-six reading and nothing is known about four or five. The ninth building, The Yard: Fulton Market, does something else again: its four rungs read $535.67, $535.50, $649.40 and $505.83 per desk, and its six-person room is the cheapest per desk of the four.

What this is not

It is not a cheap-versus-expensive split. Cheapest per-desk rate at each building: the 16 flat-card buildings run $255 to $519, median $302; the other 10 — the 9 non-flat ones plus the untestable Expansive West Loop — run $266.40 to $520, median $340. Nine of those 10 sit inside the flat-card range. The two groups are separated by the shape of the rate card, not by its level.

The numbers behind it, for anyone who wants them. Across all 248 listings, which operator runs a building explains most of the per-desk rate: eta-squared against operator is 0.7005 over k=6 groups, against a chance level of (k−1)/(n−1) = 0.0202, so 34.60 times what a random split of the same shape would explain. Against team size it is 0.0070 over k=4 groups, whose own chance level is 0.0121 — below chance, which is a no-signal reading. Those two ratios use different k and are not comparable with each other.

The practical version is one sentence. At a flat-card building, moving from four seats to six is pure arithmetic and you can work out the quote yourself; everywhere else, ask for both quotes and compare them per desk.

6 Person Office Space Chicago: 6 buildings worth a shortlist

All six of these 6 person office space chicago picks list a room for exactly six people, and none of them appears in our other Chicago office guides. Distances are straight-line, measured from 1 N State Street, which is itself a Wezoo address. Three price flat per desk and three do not, so the set shows both shapes.

1. 125 South Wacker — Chicago 60606

6 person office space chicago - reception desk at 125 South Wacker, Chicago
The reception counter at 125 South Wacker by Regus, Chicago

What to expect: A flat-card building 0.49 miles west-southwest of 1 N State Street. Regus lists 9 offices here in the three-to-six band and prices every one of them at $259 per desk, so the four-person room is exactly four thirds of the three-person room. The photo shows the reception counter: a long white desk in front of a wood-plank feature wall hung with a large abstract artwork, under a single drum pendant. Services listed include parking, bike storage, breakout spaces, catering and step-free access. Its two six-person offices carry start dates rather than immediate availability, so ask about the timing early.

Operator: Regus · Address: 125 South Wacker Dr, Chicago 60606 · Six-person office from: $1,554 a month ($259 per desk)

👉 Request 125 South Wacker on Wezoo

2. Triangle Plaza — Chicago 60631

Snow-covered surface lot and gridded facade at Triangle Plaza, Chicago
Triangle Plaza by Regus, Chicago

What to expect: The longest list of the six, and the address farthest from 1 N State Street at 13.19 miles west-northwest. Regus lists 16 offices in the band here, all at $269 per desk, so its six-person room lists at $1,614 — six times that figure exactly. The exterior photo looks across a snow-dusted surface lot toward a tall gridded facade, with a parking structure alongside. Parking, a restaurant, a lounge and catering are all on the services list. Of the three six-person offices, one is listed as available now.

Operator: Regus · Address: 8770 West Bryn Mawr Ave, Chicago 60631 · Six-person office from: $1,614 a month ($269 per desk)

👉 Request Triangle Plaza on Wezoo

3. 1918 N Mendell Street — Chicago 60642

Street entrance to 1918 N Mendell Street, Chicago
The street entrance at 1918 N Mendell Street by Regus, Chicago

What to expect: A low brick building 3.13 miles northwest of 1 N State Street, and the only one of the six whose ladder skips a size. The photo shows the street entrance: buff brick, a glass door under a short shingled canopy, a green metal ramp railing and a bare tree in a patch of snow. Regus lists 8 band offices at a flat $275 per desk, and the ladder skips five people entirely, running three, four and six. One of its two six-person offices is available now, at $1,650 a month.

Operator: Regus · Address: 1918 N. Mendell Street, Chicago 60642 · Six-person office from: $1,650 a month ($275 per desk)

👉 Request 1918 N Mendell Street on Wezoo

4. Bridgeview Bank – Uptown — Chicago 60640

Former banking hall at Bridgeview Bank Uptown, Chicago
The former banking hall at Bridgeview Bank – Uptown by WeWork, Chicago

What to expect: The cheapest three-person entry of the three WeWork picks on this list, in a converted banking hall 6.21 miles north-northwest of 1 N State Street. The photo shows the shared hall: double-height, with fluted columns, an ornamented ceiling, a chandelier and a clock on the mezzanine, glass-fronted rooms lining both sides at ground level and green armchairs at wooden tables in the middle. The rate is not flat. Three people pay $266.67 per desk and six pay $296.67, an 11.25% step. Both offices are listed as available now.

Operator: WeWork · Address: 4753 N. Broadway, Chicago 60640 · Six-person office from: $1,780 a month ($296.67 per desk)

👉 Request Bridgeview Bank – Uptown on Wezoo

5. 515 N State — Chicago 60654

Open lounge floor with pendant lamps at 515 N State, Chicago
The lounge floor at 515 N State by WeWork, Chicago

What to expect: 0.64 miles north of 1 N State Street, and one of the three addresses on this list whose rate is not flat. The photo shows an open floor under an exposed ceiling and blue and white pendant lamps, with communal tables and cane-backed chairs along a run of full-height windows facing neighboring towers. Three people pay $280 per desk and six pay $311.67, so the six-person room is $1,870 a month against $840 for the three. Both are listed as available now, and the services list adds parking, bike storage, phone booths and a staffed reception.

Operator: WeWork · Address: 515 N State Street, Chicago 60654 · Six-person office from: $1,870 a month ($311.67 per desk)

👉 Request 515 N State on Wezoo

6. 330 North Wabash — Chicago 60611

Raised seating platform on the lounge floor at 330 North Wabash, Chicago
The lounge floor at 330 North Wabash by WeWork, Chicago

What to expect: The highest per-desk rate of the six, 0.43 miles north of 1 N State Street. The photo shows a white-floored lounge under an exposed concrete ceiling and yellow pendants, with a yellow-railed raised platform holding red chairs and a round table, and a large painting in primary colors on the wall behind them. Three people pay $480 per desk here and six pay $535, which puts the six-person room at $3,210 a month. Both are listed as available now.

Operator: WeWork · Address: 330 N. Wabash, Chicago 60611 · Six-person office from: $3,210 a month ($535 per desk)

👉 Request 330 North Wabash on Wezoo

Where 6 person office space chicago is concentrated

All 26 buildings carry Chicago as their city, so ZIP districts are the only geography the listings themselves supply. Six of them sit in 60606, three each in 60607 and 60654, two each in 60611, 60604 and 60642, and the remaining eight are spread one apiece across 60601, 60602, 60603, 60615, 60622, 60631, 60640 and 60661.

That geography is worth a few minutes of thought before you shortlist on price. The mean one-way commute in Chicago is 33.1 minutes according to the Census Bureau, so an address that shortens the trip for most of your six is usually worth more than a small difference in rate. Check the route on the CTA system map for each address you like. For neighborhood-level picks rather than size-level ones, our small private office guide for Chicago is organized that way instead.

How much room does a team of six need?

Wezoo listings publish seat counts rather than square footage, so the honest answer is that the operator has already made that call for you: an office badged for six is furnished for six. What varies is how much shared space comes with it — breakout rooms, phone booths, a staffed reception — and that is on each building’s services list rather than in the office price. If you want to sanity-check the seat count against floor area before you commit, our guide to office space per person has the square-feet-per-employee math.

When should six people take an office instead of six desks?

Take the office when the team needs the room to stay set up between sessions. A private office is a locked door: whiteboards keep their contents, screens stay plugged in, and a call can happen without booking anything. Six hot desks give you six seats and nothing that persists.

Take desks when attendance is genuinely irregular. Six people who are in on different days are paying every month for chairs nobody sits in, while Chicago coworking is priced by the day. The pricing on the two products is structured differently — a monthly rate for the room against a daily rate per person — so compare them on how many desk-days you will really use, not on the headline figures.

How to request 6 person office space chicago on Wezoo

  1. Open the 6 person office space chicago listings and set the team size to six.
  2. Read the per-desk number, not the monthly one. Divide the listed price by the seat count for every shortlisted building.
  3. Ask both quotes at the buildings that are not flat-card. If the five-person room is unlisted, ask anyway — 168 of the 248 band offices are listed as available now, across all 26 buildings.
  4. Send the inquiry. Private offices are not instant bookings; the operator comes back with terms, start date and what is included.

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6 Person Office Space Chicago FAQ

What does 6 person office space chicago cost per month?

Across the 43 six-person private offices listed in Chicago on Wezoo, the whole-office price runs from $1,530 to $3,502 a month, with a median of $1,830. Divided by six seats that is $255 to $583.67 per desk. Those are published starting rates for the room, not per-person fees, and the operator confirms final terms after an inquiry.

What is the cheapest 6 person office space chicago option?

The lowest published monthly price for a six-person private office in Chicago is $1,530, at 203 North LaSalle. That works out at $255 per desk, which is also the lowest per-desk rate anywhere in the three-to-six person band in the city.

Does a bigger office cost less per desk in Chicago?

Usually not. At 16 of the 25 Chicago buildings that list more than one size between three and six people, the per-desk rate is identical at every size; at the 15 of those that list both sizes, a six-person office therefore costs exactly twice a three-person one. Eight of the Chicago buildings in that band trade as WeWork, and at all eight the six-person room costs between 11.25% and 11.63% more per desk than the three-person room. Only one building in the band, The Yard: Fulton Market, prices its six-person room below its smaller ones per desk.

Can a six-person office in Chicago start immediately?

Often, yes. Of the 43 six-person offices listed in Chicago, 32 are available now — meaning they publish either no start date or a date that has already been reached — and those sit across 22 of the 24 buildings that list one. The rest carry a future start date, some of them well into 2027, so ask about timing in the first message.

Is a private office in Chicago bookable instantly?

No. Private offices on Wezoo are request-based rather than instant bookings: you send an inquiry through the listing and the operator responds with terms, availability and what the monthly price includes. Meeting rooms, day offices and hot desks are the products you can book on the spot.

Two numbers decide a 6 person office space chicago shortlist: the monthly rent, and that rent divided by six. The first tells you the room. The second tells you the deal — and at 16 of the 25 buildings tested here it stays the same whether you take three seats or six. Ask for it in the first message and the rest of the search gets much shorter.

Sources: workspace data from the Wezoo listings for Chicago, read on September 1, 2026; commute figure from the U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts; transit routes from the Chicago Transit Authority system map.



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