A six-person room is the size where a team stops improvising. You have outgrown the corner of a coworking floor, you are not ready to sign a lease, and you want a door that closes. In Los Angeles, 21 buildings on Wezoo list a six-person private office. 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles prices run from $910 to $4,290 a month.
That is a 4.71-times spread on one product. Every one of those rooms holds six desks, so all of that spread is the difference between one building and the next. This guide lists what every one of those 21 buildings charges, profiles six of them in detail, and shows why the neighborhood you pick tells you far less about the price than you would expect. If you want the wider background first, start with our complete guide to private offices, or the parent guide to office space in Los Angeles.
Wezoo snapshot — 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles
- 21 buildings list a six-person office, 33 offices in total, every one priced
- Price range: $910 to $4,290 per month for the whole room
- Median building: $2,334 per month, which is $389 per desk
- Per desk across the 21 buildings: $151.67 to $715 per month
- Operators across the 25 buildings in the wider 3–6 person band: Regus 14, Spaces 6, WeWork 5
Every price on this page is the monthly starting price for a whole room, taken from the Wezoo listings on September 1, 2026. Per-desk numbers are derived by dividing that room price by the seats the operator publishes for it.
6 Person Office Space Los Angeles: what you actually pay
Between $910 and $4,290 a month, with the middle building at $2,334. Divide by six and the desk rate runs $151.67 to $715. All 33 six-person offices across the 21 buildings publish a price, so no listing here hides its starting rate.
Those prices sit inside a wider 3–6 person band of 270 offices at 25 buildings, running $410 to $4,545 a month. Keep the two apart: the band figure covers rooms for three, four, five or six people, and the numbers in the next two tables are for six-person rooms only.
The eleven buildings at or below the median of $2,334 a month
| Building | Where | Six-person office | Per desk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Campus at Warner Center | Woodland Hills 91367 | $910 | $151.67 |
| Constellation Place | Los Angeles 90067 | $1,090 | $181.67 |
| 1150 S Olive St | Los Angeles 90015 | $1,110 | $185 |
| 12130 Millennium Dr | Los Angeles 90094 | $1,320 | $220 |
| Trillium Towers | Woodland Hills 91367 | $1,734 | $289 |
| 21031 Ventura Boulevard | Los Angeles 91364 | $2,010 | $335 |
| US Bank Tower | Los Angeles 90071 | $2,010 | $335 |
| Hollywood Entertainment & Production Center | Los Angeles 90028 | $2,130 | $355 |
| 6303 Owensmouth Avenue | Los Angeles 91367 | $2,250 | $375 |
| Sepulveda Center | Los Angeles 90034 | $2,334 | $389 |
| 11845 W Olympic Blvd | Los Angeles 90064 | $2,334 | $389 |
The cheapest 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles listing is at Campus at Warner Center. The bottom two rows are both $389 a desk, which is also the median desk rate across the whole 3–6 person band. Both of those rows are in the table above.
The ten buildings above the median
| Building | Where | Six-person office | Per desk |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5161 Lankershim Blvd | North Hollywood 91601 | $2,340 | $390 |
| City National Plaza | Los Angeles 90071 | $2,370 | $395 |
| Valley Office Plaza | Sherman Oaks 91403 | $2,610 | $435 |
| 777 South Alameda | Los Angeles 90021 | $2,790 | $465 |
| 5250 Lankershim Boulevard | North Hollywood 91601 | $2,850 | $475 |
| 16501 Ventura Boulevard | Encino 91436 | $2,874 | $479 |
| 12100 Wilshire Boulevard | Los Angeles 90025 | $3,030 | $505 |
| 145 South Fairfax Avenue | Los Angeles 90036 | $3,090 | $515 |
| Oppenheimer Tower | Los Angeles 90024 | $3,270 | $545 |
| 1901 Avenue of the Stars | Los Angeles 90067 | $4,290 | $715 |
Of the 33 six-person offices listed, 24 are available now across 18 of the 21 buildings. “Available now” here means the listing either publishes no start date or publishes one that has already passed. The rest carry a future start date, the latest of them in 2028.
Six buildings with a six-person office, from $910 to $4,290
These six span the full 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles range, from the cheapest of the 21 to the most expensive. Each has a six-person office you can inquire about today.
1. Campus at Warner Center — Woodland Hills, $910 a month
What to expect: The cheapest of the 21, and $180 a month below the next one: $910 a month, or $151.67 a desk. It sits on Burbank Boulevard in Woodland Hills, and the building’s service list runs to a coffee and tea bar, a lounge, phone booths and a reception service. The same address also lists a three-person room, and the two are the only sizes it publishes in this band.
Operator: WeWork · Address: 21255 Burbank Boulevard, Woodland Hills 91367
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2. 5161 Lankershim Blvd — North Hollywood, $2,340 a month
What to expect: $2,340 a month, $390 a desk, on Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood. Like the Warner Center address it publishes exactly two sizes in the band, three seats and six, and carries the same four services: coffee and tea bar, lounge, phone booths, reception. It is one of two buildings on Wezoo in the 91601 ZIP code listing a six-person office, and the cheaper of them.
Operator: WeWork · Address: 5161 Lankershim Boulevard, North Hollywood 91601
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3. Valley Office Plaza — Sherman Oaks, $2,610 a month
What to expect: $2,610 a month, $435 a desk, on Ventura Boulevard in Sherman Oaks. The rate card here is flat: the three, four, five and six-person rooms all work out at exactly $435 a desk, so a bigger room costs strictly in proportion to the desks in it. Parking, breakout spaces, catering, a coffee and tea bar, a lounge and wheelchair access are all on the service list.
Operator: Regus · Address: 15233 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks 91403
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4. 777 South Alameda — Los Angeles, $2,790 a month
What to expect: $2,790 a month, $465 a desk, in the 90021 ZIP code. This address lists three separate six-person offices at that same price, so there is more than one room to choose from at one rate. Parking, breakout spaces, catering, a restaurant and wheelchair access are listed.
Operator: Spaces · Address: 777 S. Alameda, Los Angeles 90021
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5. Oppenheimer Tower — Los Angeles, $3,270 a month
What to expect: $3,270 a month, $545 a desk, on Wilshire Boulevard in the 90024 ZIP code. Two six-person offices are listed at that price, one of them with no start date and therefore available now, the other carrying a start date in 2027. Oppenheimer Tower has the longest service list of the six: parking, breakout spaces, catering, a coffee and tea bar, a lounge, a restaurant and wheelchair access.
Operator: Regus · Address: 10880 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 90024
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6. 1901 Avenue of the Stars — Los Angeles, $4,290 a month
What to expect: The most expensive of the 21 at $4,290 a month, $715 a desk. It is in the 90067 ZIP code, and its rate card is flat across three, four, five and six seats. Parking, breakout spaces, catering, a coffee and tea bar, a lounge and a restaurant are listed. It is 0.16 miles from Constellation Place, whose six-person office is $1,090 a month.
Operator: Regus · Address: 1901 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles 90067
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Does the neighborhood set the price?
No, and the data says so about as bluntly as data ever does. The ZIP code is the only reliable geographic handle in the listing data, so that is what we compare. Four Los Angeles ZIP codes hold more than one of the 25 buildings in the 3–6 person band. Every one of the four contains a price spread, and in the case of the widest spread the two ends of it are a quarter of a mile apart.
| ZIP code | Buildings | Farthest two buildings apart | Per-desk rate, any size in the band | Spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 90067 | 3 | 0.26 mi | $163.33 – $909 | 5.57× |
| 91367 | 3 | 0.95 mi | $136.67 – $375 | 2.74× |
| 91601 | 2 | 0.20 mi | $350 – $475 | 1.36× |
| 90071 | 2 | 0.14 mi | $335 – $395 | 1.18× |
The 90067 row is the one to sit with. Constellation Place and 1901 Avenue of the Stars are 0.16 miles apart. Both list a six-person office. One is $1,090 a month and the other is $4,290 — 3.94 times the price, for six desks, in the same ZIP code. A third building in that same ZIP code, Century Plaza Towers, holds the highest desk rate in the whole band at $909, though it does not list a six-person room at all.
Zooming in geographically does not narrow the question. It sharpens it.
Put a number on it. Split the 270 priced offices in the band by which building they are in and that split accounts for 99.97% of the variation in the per-desk rate — 11.20 times what a random split into 25 groups would explain on average. Split the same offices by how many people the room seats and you get 1.46%, against a chance level of 1.12% for four groups, which is barely above chance. The size question is already settled; the building question is the whole bill.
One practical warning before you try this yourself. The city name attached to a listing is not a reliable district label in Los Angeles. 6303 Owensmouth Avenue is filed under the city “Los Angeles” and sits in ZIP code 91367, a Woodland Hills ZIP code, 0.35 miles from Trillium Towers, which is filed under “Woodland Hills” in that same ZIP code. If you sort a Los Angeles shortlist by city name you will build yourself a false map. Sort by ZIP code, then check the addresses.
Does a bigger office cost less per desk?
Almost never among the buildings listed on Wezoo. Of the 25 buildings in the band, 15 publish rooms at all four sizes from three seats to six, and all 15 of them charge an identical rate per desk at every size — the same figure to the cent whether you take three seats or six.
Widen it to every building that prices both a three-person and a six-person room and you get 21 of them. Sixteen charge exactly double for the six. The other five charge more than double, by 10.98% to 11.86% per desk. So the honest histogram is sixteen buildings at exactly two times and five clustered a little above it. Quoting an average ratio would hide that entirely.
What this means when you are shopping: do not hold out for a volume discount on the sixth desk, because not one of these buildings gives you one. Decide how many desks you actually need, then spend your effort comparing buildings.
How big is a six-person office in Los Angeles?
Between 16 and 24 square meters, or roughly 172 to 258 square feet, at the two operators whose published room areas vary from listing to listing. The third publishes a flat 12 square meters for every six-person room it lists, across five different buildings, so that figure is a house convention rather than a measurement and does not belong in the same comparison.
Either way the number describes the room itself. It does not include a share of the building’s kitchens, meeting rooms and circulation, so it is not the same quantity as the whole-floor allowance a workplace planner would work from. The figure that governs your inquiry is the seat count. Our guide to how much office space per person works through the trade-offs in more detail.
How to book 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles: 5 steps
Five steps to get from this page to a shortlist you can act on.
- Pick your ZIP codes first, not your neighborhood. Rate and commute are separate questions; check both.
- Compare buildings inside each ZIP code. Two addresses a few hundred yards apart can differ several times over on the same six desks.
- Check the start date. 24 of the 33 rooms are available now; the rest carry a future one.
- Send an inquiry. Private offices are inquiry-based, so you send your requirements and the operator responds.
- Confirm the term and what is included. Ask which listed services are bundled and which are billed on top.
Work through those five and the 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles shortlist usually comes down to two or three addresses.
One more thing worth knowing about the terms. 260 of the 270 offices in the band publish a minimum term of one month. The remaining 10 publish no minimum-term figure at all, so ask.
For a wider view of what teams pay across every room size in the city, see how much a private office costs in Los Angeles, or browse our roundup of the best private offices in Los Angeles.
For context on the demand these 21 buildings serve: Los Angeles County counted 4,598,200 jobs in December 2025, the highest employment level of any county in California on Bureau of Labor Statistics figures.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles cost per month?
Across the 21 Los Angeles buildings that list 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles on Wezoo, the whole room costs $910 to $4,290 a month, with the middle building at $2,334. Divided by six desks that is $151.67 to $715 per desk per month. Every one of the 33 six-person offices in those 21 buildings publishes a price.
Which is the cheapest 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles listing?
The cheapest 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles listing is Campus at Warner Center on Burbank Boulevard in Woodland Hills, at $910 a month for the room, or $151.67 a desk. The most expensive of the 21 is 1901 Avenue of the Stars at $4,290 a month. Both figures are the starting monthly price for the whole room, as published on Wezoo.
Is a six-person office cheaper per desk than a three-person one?
Usually not. Of the 15 Los Angeles buildings listed on Wezoo that publish private offices at all four sizes from three seats to six, all 15 charge the same rate per desk at every size. Of the 21 Los Angeles buildings on Wezoo that price both a three-person and a six-person room, 16 charge exactly double for the six-person room and 5 charge slightly more than double.
Does the neighborhood decide what a Los Angeles office costs?
Far less than most people assume, and 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles prices show it. Four Los Angeles ZIP codes contain more than one of the buildings listed on Wezoo with private offices for three to six people, and all four contain a price spread. In ZIP code 90067, Constellation Place and 1901 Avenue of the Stars are 0.16 miles apart and their six-person offices cost $1,090 and $4,290 a month.
Can I book a private office instantly on Wezoo?
No. Private offices are inquiry-based: you send your requirements through the listing and the operator responds with terms. Meeting rooms, hot desks and day offices on Wezoo are instantly bookable, but a monthly private office is not, because the term and the fit-out are agreed with the operator.
Which 6 Person Office Space Los Angeles listings are available right now?
Right now, 24 of the 33 six-person offices listed on Wezoo in Los Angeles are available, spread across 18 of the 21 buildings. That count treats an office as available now if its listing publishes no start date or publishes one that has already passed; the others carry a future start date, the latest in 2028.
