Ask what 7-10 person office space Glasgow costs and the answer that comes back is usually a citywide average. The useful number is narrower than that: Wezoo lists 46 private-office listings for seven to ten people across seven buildings with a Glasgow address, and the whole-office figure runs from £903 to £3,603 a month.
Two things fall out of reading the Glasgow listings. Eight of the nine priced private-office buildings in the city hold one derived figure per person across everything they list, capacities running from one person to 112, so at those eight the address sets the rate and the size of the room does not. And the building that looks 43% dearer than any of the six per person turns out to be 1.3% dearer per square metre — which is a warning about the per-person figure rather than about that building. For what the product is — what a serviced office includes, how the agreement works — start with our complete guide to private offices. The wider city picture is in our guide to office space in Glasgow.
Three conventions govern every figure below. Prices are the monthly amount for the whole office unit, as each listing states it. Any figure expressed per person is derived — Wezoo divides that unit price by the maximum occupancy the operator states. Every table column and every building panel carrying one says so. On tax there is nothing to convert: none of the 46 listings shows a VAT, rates or fee line at all, so every monthly amount here is reported exactly as published, with nothing added and nothing taken off.
Wezoo snapshot — 7-10 person office space Glasgow, 7 September 2026
- 46 listings for seven to ten people, across seven buildings, every one priced
- Price range: £903 to £3,603 per office unit per month
- Median: £1,593 per office unit per month
- Derived per person: £129 to £400.33 a month (to the nearest penny), median £179
- Operators, counted by building: Spaces (3), HQ (2), Signature (1), Orega (1)
Everything below is drawn from those 46 listings for 7-10 person office space Glasgow, read on 7 September 2026.
What does 7-10 person office space Glasgow cost per month?
A seven-person office starts at £903 a month and a ten-person office at £1,290. Across all 46 listings the median is £1,593 — the midpoint of the two middle listings, since 46 is an even number. All 46 are counted in the table below, sorted into four rungs by the maximum occupancy each operator states. Where a rung holds an even number of listings, its median is a midpoint too.
| Office size | Listings | Buildings | Lowest (unit/month) | Median (unit/month) | Highest (unit/month) | Median per person (derived) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 people | 13 | 6 | £903 | £1,253 | £1,953 | £179 |
| 8 people | 13 | 6 | £1,032 | £1,432 | £2,232 | £179 |
| 9 people | 10 | 6 | £1,161 | £1,611 | £3,603 | £179 |
| 10 people | 10 | 5 | £1,290 | £1,790 | £2,490 | £179 |
The last column is a derived median: unit price divided by stated maximum occupancy, then the middle value of each rung. It reads £179 four times over. Behind that is 20-23 Woodside Place, whose derived rate is £179 and whose band listings hold the middle position at seven people, at eight, at nine and at ten.
One rate per building, whatever size room you take
Divide any Glasgow private-office unit price by the maximum occupancy on the same listing and, at eight of the nine priced buildings in the city, you get the same figure every time — not just inside this band but across everything the building lists: £129 at Spiersbridge Business Centre, £149 at Tay House, £179 at 20-23 Woodside Place, £225 at 100 West George Street, £235 at The Hub, £249 at 1 West Regent Street, £279 at 110-112 Buchanan Street, £295 at Clockwise Glasgow. Only Glasgow – St Vincent Street does otherwise, with eight distinct figures on eight listings. Six of those eight flat-rate buildings list an office for seven to ten people, and they account for 45 of the 46 listings in this band.
Which reframes the question a size guide is usually asked. The four capacities in this band are not four price points to weigh up; at any one of those eight addresses they are one figure multiplied by four different numbers. The comparison that carries money is between addresses, and inside this band the six figures span 2.16 times.
What does the stated capacity buy you in square metres?
Between 2.50 and 3.33 square metres a person at the six, over the sizes in the table below, and closely enough tied to the capacity that at each rung the published areas span exactly two square metres. Read it as a lookup for what a given capacity gets you at those six addresses.
| Maximum occupancy | Published floor area | Width of the window | Listings at those six buildings | Buildings listing it (of six) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 people | 8–10 m² | 2 m² | 12 | 5 of 6 |
| 4 people | 10–12 m² | 2 m² | 19 | 6 of 6 |
| 5 people | 13–15 m² | 2 m² | 15 | 5 of 6 |
| 6 people | 15–17 m² | 2 m² | 12 | 6 of 6 |
| 7 people | 18–20 m² | 2 m² | 13 | 6 of 6 |
| 8 people | 20–22 m² | 2 m² | 13 | 6 of 6 |
| 9 people | 23–25 m² | 2 m² | 9 | 5 of 6 |
| 10 people | 25–27 m² | 2 m² | 10 | 5 of 6 |
The bottom four rows — seven, eight, nine and ten people — are the band this guide covers. Published floor area in square metres, from those six buildings only.
The rows above the band belong to our guide to 3-6 person office space in Glasgow, which also tests whether an internal room costs less than one with a window.
It is not a city-wide standard, and the split is worth knowing before you compare a per-person rate. The Hub, at 70 Pacific Quay on a G51 postcode, publishes 2.70 to 3.34 square metres a person and belongs to the same specification, but it lists nothing below twenty-three people. The two Glasgow buildings that do sit elsewhere are Clockwise Glasgow, whose published rooms run 3.10 to 10.25 square metres a person, and Glasgow – St Vincent Street at 3.00 to 4.00. Across these Glasgow listings a rate per person only compares like with like inside one specification — which is the subject of the next section. One further field worth opening a listing for: each room is marked internal or external, and 12 of the 46 in this band are internal.
Is the highest rate per person in this band really the highest price?
No, and this is the trap in every per-person comparison. Glasgow – St Vincent Street carries the highest derived rate in the band by a distance: £400.33 a person against £129 to £279 at the six. That is 43% above the top of the six. Per square metre it is a different picture.
Its nine-person office is £3,603 for 34 m², which works out at £105.97 a square metre a month. Compare the one directly equivalent listing at the dearest of the six: 110-112 Buchanan Street’s nine-person office is £2,511 for 24 m², or £104.63 a square metre. On that basis the two are 1.3% apart, not 43%. The gap per person is specification, not price level: Glasgow – St Vincent Street publishes 3.78 square metres a person where the six publish 2.50 to 2.86 in this band. That is a like-for-like comparison with the dearest of the six, and it is the narrowest one available: against the dearest nine-person office at each of the other four buildings in the band the same figure runs from 9% to 119% higher. What it is not, on any of those bases, is 43% higher.
Across the 46 listings in this band the derived cost of a square metre runs £47.53 to £106.29 a month. It is the number to compare when the rooms are not the same size, and no listing publishes it — it is a division, exactly like the per-person figure.
What explains the gap between two Glasgow addresses?
Nothing the listings publish. The cleanest case in the band is a pair. Tay House and 1 West Regent Street are both listed under Spaces, both on G2 postcodes, 0.99 km apart, and they publish identical facility lists — the same six entries, slug for slug. Their derived rates are £149 and £249 a person a month, a gap of 67%. Nothing on either listing accounts for it.
The tightest case is closer still. 1 West Regent Street and 100 West George Street sit 0.04 km apart — forty metres, measured between the two — and derive to £249 and £225 a person. Their ten-person offices are listed at £2,490 and £2,250: £240 a month apart, £2,880 over a year, for rooms on the same rung of the size table above.
Distance from the centre does not order it either. Measured from 1 Royal Bank Place, the address 110-112 Buchanan Street publishes, the seven band rates in distance order are £279 at 0.00 km, £225 at 0.24 km, £249 at 0.27 km, £400.33 at 0.57 km, £149 at 1.19 km, £179 at 1.52 km, £129 at 7.35 km — a sequence that changes direction four times over seven buildings. Widen it beyond the band and the pattern does not improve: Clockwise Glasgow, 0.59 km from the same point, holds the highest of the eight flat building rates in the city at £295 a person, and it lists nothing between five and eleven people, so it appears nowhere here.
| Building | Postcode | Distance from 1 Royal Bank Place | Rate per person (derived) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 110-112 Buchanan Street | G1 3AA | 0.00 km | £279 |
| 100 West George Street | G2 1PP | 0.24 km | £225 |
| 1 West Regent Street | G2 1RW | 0.27 km | £249 |
| Glasgow – St Vincent Street | G2 5SG | 0.57 km | £400.33 |
| Tay House | G2 4JR | 1.19 km | £149 |
| 20-23 Woodside Place | G3 7QL | 1.52 km | £179 |
| Spiersbridge Business Centre | G46 8NG | 7.35 km | £129 |
All seven, in the same order. Distances are great-circle, computed from the coordinates each building publishes and rounded to ten metres; they are for orientation, not explanation.
Rate per person per month, derived by dividing the unit price by the stated maximum occupancy. For the citywide view across every office size rather than this band, see our guide to what a private office costs in Glasgow.
What do the listings say about term and start date?
Three fields carry the answer on when you could move into 7-10 person office space Glasgow and how long you would be committed for. Between them they say less than you would hope, and two of the three carry the start date in different forms.
On the term, 45 of the 46 listings state a minimum rent period of one month; the exception is the Glasgow – St Vincent Street office, which states none. A minimum term is not a contract type, and the listing does not name one. That distinction has weight in Scotland: Business Gateway’s guide to renting business premises says a lease typically runs one to twenty-five years, while a licence to occupy covers weeks or months and confers no legal interest in the premises. The listing states a minimum where it has one. It never states which document you would be offered.
On the start date, two separate fields carry the answer and no listing in the band uses both. Twenty-three listings give a start date in the future, from 1 October 2026 to 1 September 2027. One gives 1 September 2026, a date already reached by the time these figures were read. One — the Glasgow – St Vincent Street office again — carries a free-text note reading “Available now” and no date at all. The remaining twenty-one carry neither, and a blank is not a promise: it means the listing does not say.
None of the 46 listings shows a non-domestic rates line, any more than it shows a VAT line. Scotland runs its own rates system, administered by the local council, with the reliefs set out on mygov.scot. Whether rates sit inside a serviced-office figure is a question the listing does not answer; only the operator can.
The 7 buildings with 7-10 person office space Glasgow on Wezoo
These are the seven addresses behind the band figures in this guide. Ordered by derived rate per person, lowest first; every price is the whole office unit per month, and every figure below comes from those 46 7-10 person office space Glasgow listings as read on 7 September 2026.
Spiersbridge Business Centre (HQ), G46 8NG
Spiersbridge carries the lowest derived rate of the seven buildings in this band, £129, and it is the only one on a postcode outside G1, G2 and G3 — 7.35 km south-west of 1 Royal Bank Place, on G46. It lists six band offices: two for seven people, one each for eight and nine, two for ten, in rooms of 19 to 27 m².
- Band listings: 6, for 7 to 10 people
- Whole office, per month: £903 to £1,290
- Derived per person: £129 at each of its band sizes
- Published room sizes: 19 to 27 m²
- Minimum term: one month
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Tay House (Spaces), G2 4JR
Eleven band offices, level with 20-23 Woodside Place, at a derived £149 a person. Of the six band buildings on G1, G2 and G3 postcodes that is the lowest derived figure, which is what makes the comparison in the section above with 1 West Regent Street worth a second look: same operator, same postcode district, 1.19 km apart.
- Band listings: 11, for 7 to 10 people
- Whole office, per month: £1,043 to £1,490
- Derived per person: £149 at each of its band sizes
- Published room sizes: 19 to 27 m²
- Minimum term: one month
20-23 Woodside Place (HQ), G3 7QL
The other eleven-listing building lists more offices at nine and at ten people than any other in the band — four and three. At a derived £179 a person it sits between Tay House below and the three G1 and G2 addresses above, which is how it comes to hold the middle of every rung in the price table.
- Band listings: 11, for 7 to 10 people
- Whole office, per month: £1,253 to £1,790
- Derived per person: £179 at each of its band sizes
- Published room sizes: 18 to 27 m²
- Minimum term: one month
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100 West George Street (Spaces), G2 1PP
The only building in the band with a gap inside its own run: it lists offices for seven, eight and ten people and nothing for nine. It lists five band offices at a derived £225 a person, forty metres from 1 West Regent Street and £24 a person below it on that derived rate.
- Band listings: 5, for 7, 8 and 10 people
- Whole office, per month: £1,575 to £2,250
- Derived per person: £225 at each of its band sizes
- Published room sizes: 19 to 27 m²
- Minimum term: one month
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1 West Regent Street (Spaces), G2 1RW
It lists eight band offices covering all four sizes, at a derived £249 a person a month. Its ten-person office is £2,490 against £2,250 forty metres away at 100 West George Street, which is the tightest unexplained gap in the band.
- Band listings: 8, for 7 to 10 people
- Whole office, per month: £1,743 to £2,490
- Derived per person: £249 at each of its band sizes
- Published room sizes: 18 to 26 m²
- Minimum term: one month
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110-112 Buchanan Street (Signature), G1 3AA
Buchanan Street carries the highest derived rate of the six even-dividing buildings, at £279 a person, and its published address — 1 Royal Bank Place — is the origin for the distance table above. It lists four band offices, for seven, eight and nine people; nothing at ten.
- Band listings: 4, for 7 to 9 people
- Whole office, per month: £1,953 to £2,511
- Derived per person: £279 at each of its band sizes
- Published room sizes: 20 to 24 m²
- Minimum term: one month
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Glasgow – St Vincent Street (Orega), G2 5SG
This building lists one band office, for nine people, at £3,603 a month, and it carries the most floor space per head in the band: 34 m² against the 23 to 25 published by the five other buildings that list a nine-person office. Per person that reads as £400.33, well above the six; per square metre it is £105.97, within a hair of the £104.63 that 110-112 Buchanan Street’s own nine-person office works out at. Its unit price is the one in the band that does not divide evenly by the stated capacity, the listing names no minimum rent period, and it is the only one here carrying an availability note, which reads “Available now”.
- Band listings: 1, for 9 people
- Whole office, per month: £3,603
- Derived per person: £400.33 to the nearest penny, the one rate in the band that is not a round number of pounds
- Published room sizes: 34 m²
- Minimum term: not stated
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Frequently asked questions
How much is 7-10 person office space Glasgow?
Wezoo lists 46 private-office listings for seven to ten people across seven buildings with a Glasgow address. The published monthly price for the whole office unit runs from £903 to £3,603, median £1,593. Dividing each unit price by the maximum occupancy the operator states gives a derived per-person figure of £129 to £400.33 a month (to the nearest penny), median £179. Those per-person numbers are derived by Wezoo, not quoted by the operators.
How big is a ten-person office in Glasgow?
Six of the seven Glasgow buildings listing offices for seven to ten people publish floor areas that follow one ladder, and on that ladder every office listed for ten people is between 25 and 27 square metres. The same two-square-metre window holds at every size from three people to ten: 18 to 20 square metres at seven, 20 to 22 at eight, 23 to 25 at nine. One listing in the seven-to-ten band sits outside it, a nine-person office of 34 square metres at Glasgow – St Vincent Street, run by Orega.
Does 7-10 person office space Glasgow get cheaper per person in a bigger room?
No, and the comparison that would show a discount is the wrong one. At six of the seven Glasgow buildings listing offices for seven to ten people, and at eight of the nine priced private-office buildings in the city, the unit price is the same figure multiplied by the stated maximum occupancy right across the building’s range — so the derived median for seven to ten people reads £179 at seven, and £179 again at eight, at nine and at ten. What does change the figure is the address, and what makes two addresses comparable is the floor area per person behind the rate.
Which Glasgow building is cheapest for a team of seven to ten?
Of the 46 listings for seven to ten people, the lowest whole-office price is £903 a month, shared by two seven-person offices at Spiersbridge Business Centre on a G46 postcode, 7.35 km south-west of 1 Royal Bank Place. Its derived rate of £129 a person is the lowest of the seven buildings. Among the other six, all of them on G1, G2 and G3 postcodes, the lowest derived rate is Tay House at £149 a person, 1.19 km from the same origin. Both per-person figures are derived from the published unit price and the stated maximum occupancy.
Is there a minimum term on a Glasgow private office?
Forty-five of the 46 Wezoo listings for seven to ten people in Glasgow state a minimum rent period of one month; the one exception, the nine-person office at Glasgow – St Vincent Street run by Orega, states none. A minimum term is not a contract type. Business Gateway describes a Scottish commercial lease as typically running one to twenty-five years, and a licence to occupy as covering weeks or months and conferring no legal interest in the premises. The listing does not say which of the two you would be offered.
Do Glasgow private-office prices include VAT or business rates?
The listings do not say. None of the 46 listings for seven to ten people publishes a tax, rates or fee line of any kind, so the monthly amount shown is reported here exactly as published. Scotland charges non-domestic rates separately through the local council, which also administers the reliefs. No listing says whether tax or rates sit inside its monthly figure; the operator can.
