7-10 Person Office Space Los Angeles: 23 Buildings and Essential 2026 Prices

Seven people is the size where a team stops fitting around one table and starts needing a door that shuts. In Los Angeles, 23 buildings list a private office for seven to ten people, and 7-10 person office space Los Angeles prices run from $1,410 to $6,363 a month for the whole room. Sixty-four rooms, every one of them priced.

This guide gives the price and the floor area of every one of those 64 rooms, and the start date for the ones that publish it. It also sets out what actually decides the number you pay, which turns out to have very little to do with how big the room is. For the wider background, start with our complete guide to private office space, or the city-level guide to office space in Los Angeles.

Every price on this page is the monthly starting price for a whole room, read from the Wezoo listings on September 15, 2026.

What does 7-10 Person Office Space Los Angeles cost?

Between $1,410 and $6,363 a month. The seat count moves that number much less than the choice of building does: the cheapest room in the band is at Campus at Warner Center, $1,410 for ten seats, while the cheapest room that seats exactly seven is at Trillium Towers, $2,023. Three more seats, $613 less a month.

Size that headline price before you fall for it. That $1,410 room is 205 sq ft (19 m²), which is about 20 sq ft a seat; the Regus and Spaces rooms in the band run 28 to 43 sq ft a seat. Those are two operators’ own measurements of their own rooms, so it is a reason to go and look rather than a like-for-like comparison.

The seat number beside a room is the operator’s maximum occupancy for it, not a count of installed desks. How many desks, cabinets and a meeting table still fit is something you settle on the viewing. A team of seven to ten will also fit plenty of larger rooms — Los Angeles lists 33 more of them above ten seats, across 14 buildings — but those are priced as bigger offices, and this page stops at ten.

One rate per building, multiplied by your seats

At each of the 18 Regus and Spaces buildings on this page, the monthly price of a private office is one flat per-seat rate for that building multiplied by the seat count. Not just the seven-to-ten rooms — the whole ladder, 414 listings running from one seat to 34, with no exception at any of them. The rate table below and the price table after it are the same arithmetic twice, so you can check any room on this page against it.

Regus and Spaces are two brands of one company, IWG, so this is a single pricing convention rather than 18 firms landing on the same answer — and the other 5 buildings show what a different convention looks like. The five WeWork buildings each publish the same five room sizes (3, 6, 10, 20, 50 seats) at the same five floor areas (7, 12, 19, 38, 129 m²), and there the per-seat rate does move with the room. At Campus at Warner Center it runs $137 at 3 seats, $152 at 6 seats, $141 at 10 seats, $140 at 20 seats, $135 at 50 seats.

At eighteen of these twenty-three buildings, then, picking the building fixes the rate. Everything after that is multiplication.

Multiply a rate by a seat count and you have that building’s monthly price for a room that size.

Almost the same room, $4,340 apart

If the rate is fixed per building, the next question is what the expensive buildings give you for it. Floor area is not the answer. Across the 59 Regus and Spaces rooms in the band, floor area per seat runs 2.60 to 4.00 m², and both of those extremes sit in one building, 21031 Ventura Boulevard. Take that building out and the other 55 rooms run 3.00 to 3.89 m² per seat. Meanwhile the per-seat rate runs $289 to $909. The room barely changes; the rate more than triples.

Put the two ends of that rate card side by side. Trillium Towers lists a seven-person interior room of 291 sq ft (27 m²) at $2,023 a month. Century Plaza Towers lists a seven-person interior room of 280 sq ft (26 m²) at $6,363 a month. Same brand, same room type, same seat count, 11 sq ft between them, and $4,340 between the monthly prices.

What the listings record as the difference is geography and nothing else. The second room is in Century City, a 176-acre business district on the Westside about ten miles west of downtown; the first sits 13.6 miles northwest of it in the San Fernando Valley, near Warner Center. Both are inside the city limits. What the extra $4,340 a month buys beyond the address is not in either listing, and it is the first thing to ask on a viewing.

The seat rate also settles the window, and this is where it pays you. Of the 64 rooms, 40 are listed as external and 19 as internal; 5 carry no room-type label. Where one building lists both kinds at the same seat count — 9 of the 12 building-and-size combinations that hold more than one room — the two carry the same monthly price, because the price follows the seat label and nothing else. Every cell of the big table below says which kind its rooms are, so you can shortlist on it for nothing.

The 5 rooms without a room-type label are the 5 WeWork listings, which publish their availability as a note rather than a date and state no minimum term. One feed, one set of conventions — worth knowing before you compare a WeWork row against a Regus or Spaces one.

Seven buildings worth a look

The cheapest, the highest per seat, and five in between that answer a specific question. All 23 buildings are in the table after this.

1. Campus at Warner Center — Woodland Hills

Why it is here: The lowest monthly price in the band, and it seats ten.

• 10 seats — $1,410 · 205 sq ft (19 m²) · 1 room, no label · marked “Enquire for availability”

Operator: WeWork · Rate: $141 per seat at 10 seats · Address: 21255 Burbank Boulevard, Woodland Hills 91367 · In the photo: Seating and low shelving in a shared area, with plants and a window wall along one side.

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2. Trillium Towers — Woodland Hills

Why it is here: The cheapest seven-seat room in the city.

• 7 seats — $2,023 · 291 sq ft (27 m²) · 1 room, internal · no start date published

• 9 seats — $2,601 · 377 sq ft (35 m²) · 1 room, external · free from January 1, 2027

Operator: Regus · Rate: $289 per seat, the same at every size · Address: 6320 Canoga Avenue, Woodland Hills 91367 · In the photo: Two office towers with curved white facades and dark ribbon glazing, photographed from below.

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3. US Bank Tower — Los Angeles 90071

Why it is here: One of only five buildings that list all four seat sizes.

• 7 seats — $2,345 · 248 sq ft (23 m²) · 1 room, external · no start date published

• 8 seats — $2,680 · 269 sq ft (25 m²) · 1 room, external · free from September 1, 2027

• 9 seats — $3,015 · 312 sq ft (29 m²) · 1 room, external · free from October 1, 2026

• 10 seats — $3,350 · 334 sq ft (31 m²) · 1 room, external · no start date published

Operator: Regus · Rate: $335 per seat, the same at every size · Address: 633 West Fifth Street, Los Angeles 90071 · In the photo: A round tower seen from the street, with taller buildings on either side of it.

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4. 21031 Ventura Boulevard — Los Angeles 91364

Why it is here: The one building where a smaller seat label comes with a bigger room.

• 7 seats — $2,345 · 301 sq ft (28 m²) · 1 room, internal · no start date published

• 8 seats — $2,680 · 301 sq ft (28 m²) · 1 room, external · no start date published

• 9 seats — $3,015 · 258 sq ft (24 m²) · 1 room, external · no start date published

• 10 seats — $3,350 · 280 sq ft (26 m²) · 1 room, external · no start date published

Operator: Regus · Rate: $335 per seat, the same at every size · Address: 21031 Ventura Boulevard, Los Angeles 91364 · In the photo: Two armchairs and a small round table beside a corridor, with a framed picture and an operator banner.

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5. Hollywood Entertainment & Production Center — Los Angeles 90028

Why it is here: Six rooms in the band, and the longest lead time in it.

• 7 seats — $2,485 · 269–280 sq ft (25–26 m²) · 2 rooms, 1 internal + 1 external · free from February 1, 2027 and November 1, 2030

• 8 seats — $2,840 · 312 sq ft (29 m²) · 2 rooms, 1 external + 1 internal · free from April 1, 2031 (the other publishes no date)

• 9 seats — $3,195 · 377 sq ft (35 m²) · 1 room, internal · no start date published

• 10 seats — $3,550 · 388 sq ft (36 m²) · 1 room, internal · no start date published

Operator: Spaces · Rate: $355 per seat, the same at every size · Address: 1800 North Vine Street, Los Angeles 90028 · In the photo: A dark stepped building behind a street junction, with the operator name on the podium and on a sign outside.

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6. 777 South Alameda — Los Angeles 90021

Why it is here: Ten rooms in the band, more than at any other building.

• 7 seats — $3,255 · 248–258 sq ft (23–24 m²) · 3 rooms, 2 external + 1 internal · free from February 1, 2027 and February 1, 2028 (the other publishes no date)

• 8 seats — $3,720 · 280 sq ft (26 m²) · 2 rooms, external · free from January 1, 2027 (the other publishes no date)

• 9 seats — $4,185 · 291–301 sq ft (27–28 m²) · 2 rooms, 1 external + 1 internal · free from January 1, 2027 and May 1, 2027

• 10 seats — $4,650 · 344–355 sq ft (32–33 m²) · 3 rooms, 2 external + 1 internal · free from May 1, 2027 (the other 2 publish no date)

Operator: Spaces · Rate: $465 per seat, the same at every size · Address: 777 S. Alameda, Los Angeles 90021 · In the photo: A long low building with regular dark-framed windows, running away down the street.

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7. Century Plaza Towers — Los Angeles 90067

Why it is here: The highest per-seat rate in the band.

• 7 seats — $6,363 · 280–291 sq ft (26–27 m²) · 2 rooms, 1 internal + 1 external · no start date published

Operator: Regus · Rate: $909 per seat, the same at every size · Address: 2029 Century Park East, Los Angeles 90067 · In the photo: Armchairs and lamps around a rug, with a screen on the wall under a sign.

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Every building in the band, priced by size

Price, floor area, how many rooms, whether they are external or internal, and when they free up — for all 23 buildings. The area name and ZIP are the ones on the listing. A dash means the building lists no room at that seat count.

Thirteen of these buildings list more than one size in the band. In 12 of those 13, the rooms get bigger as the seat label does. At 21031 Ventura Boulevard they do not: the seven-seat room is 301 sq ft (28 m²) and the ten-seat room is 280 sq ft (26 m²), so the smaller label comes with the bigger room and $1,005 less on the monthly price.

When can you move in?

Check the dates before you settle on a price. Of the 64 rooms in the band, only 18 publish a start date at all — 41 publish none and 5 are marked “Enquire for availability” — so most of this list is a phone call rather than a date. Of the 18 that do publish one, every date is in the future, running from October 1, 2026 out to April 1, 2031.

A blank date field is not a promise of a free room and it is not a refusal either — it means the listing does not say. The 18 dated rooms sit in 9 of the 23 buildings.

If your own move-in date is close, the list gets short fast. 4 rooms in the whole band publish a date on or before December 31, 2026: October 1, 2026 at US Bank Tower, 9 seats, $3,015; November 1, 2026 at 6303 Owensmouth Avenue, 9 seats, $3,375; December 1, 2026 at Howard Hughes Center, 8 seats, $2,840; December 1, 2026 at Valley Office Plaza, 7 seats, $3,045. Everything else dated starts in 2027 or later. If you need a room before the end of this year and none of those 4 fits your team, the question to put to the other 19 buildings is not what they cost but when they can take you.

Term length is clearer. 59 of the 64 rooms publish a minimum rental of one month; the remaining 5, the WeWork listings, publish no minimum. A month is not a lease, and for a team of seven to ten that is usually the whole point.

How should you choose between them?

Start with the building, because at eighteen of the twenty-three the building is the rate. Then take the smallest seat label your team actually fits, since under a flat per-seat rate every extra seat costs the full rate: $289 a month at Trillium Towers, $909 at Century Plaza Towers. Then, among the buildings still on your list, compare floor area, because at those eighteen it does not move the price at all.

If seven to ten is more room than you need, the six-seat rung sits on the same rate card one step down — all 26 six-seat rooms at these buildings are that building’s rate times six. Our guide to 6 person office space Los Angeles prices that rung in full. For costs across every size here, there is how much a private office costs in Los Angeles, and for the downtown towers, office space in Downtown LA. And if Los Angeles is one of several cities you are weighing, the same size band in 7-10 person office space Houston runs against a very different rate card, while 3-6 person office space Las Vegas prices the rung below in a third market.

Frequently asked questions about 7-10 Person Office Space Los Angeles

How much does 7-10 person office space Los Angeles cost per month?

7-10 person office space Los Angeles runs from $1,410 to $6,363 a month for the whole room. Wezoo lists 64 private offices for seven to ten people in Los Angeles, across 23 buildings. The midpoint of those 64 prices is $3,177.50. The cheapest is a 10-seat room at Campus at Warner Center for $1,410; the most expensive is a seven-seat room at Century Plaza Towers for $6,363.

Which is the cheapest 7-10 person office space Los Angeles listing?

The lowest price for 7-10 person office space Los Angeles is at Campus at Warner Center in Woodland Hills: $1,410 a month for a 10-seat room of 205 sq ft (19 m²). It costs less than every seven-seat room in the city, the cheapest of which is a room at Trillium Towers for $2,023.

Is a bigger private office cheaper per seat in Los Angeles?

At the 18 Regus and Spaces buildings that list private offices for seven to ten people in Los Angeles, no. Each of those buildings charges one flat rate per seat across every room size it lists, so a ten-seat room costs the same per seat as a seven-seat room in the same building. The 5 WeWork buildings price differently, and their per-seat rate does move between sizes.

Do you pay more for 7-10 person office space Los Angeles with a window?

Not among the 64 private offices for seven to ten people in Los Angeles that Wezoo lists. Because the price follows the seat count, an external room and an internal room of the same seat count in the same building carry the same monthly price. 40 of those 64 rooms are listed as external, 19 as internal, and 5 carry no room-type label.

Which 7-10 person office space Los Angeles listings are available right now?

None of the 64 private offices for seven to ten people in Los Angeles that Wezoo lists is dated as open today. 18 publish a future start date, the earliest being October 1, 2026; 41 publish no start date at all, and 5 are marked “Enquire for availability”. A blank date field means the listing does not say, so ask before you commit.

What is the minimum term for 7-10 person office space Los Angeles?

One month. 59 of the 64 private offices for seven to ten people in Los Angeles that Wezoo lists publish a minimum rental of one month, and the remaining 5 publish no minimum, so 7-10 person office space Los Angeles is normally a rolling booking rather than a fixed term. That is a booking rather than a commercial lease, which is the main reason teams of this size use flexible space at all.

How many square feet is a 7- to 10-person office in Los Angeles?

At the Regus and Spaces buildings, 226 to 409 sq ft (21 to 38 m²), which works out at roughly 28 to 43 sq ft (2.60 to 4.00 m²) per seat. The five WeWork rooms in this size range are each 205 sq ft (19 m²). The seat figure is the operator’s maximum occupancy for the room, not a count of installed desks.