Mumbai office space: 8 Best Private Offices in 2026

Mumbai office space is not one market. Wezoo lists eight private-office buildings inside the city and 149 separate office listings between them, and every listing carries its own monthly figure, its own headcount label and its own start date. The cheapest of those figures is ₹15,290 a month. The dearest is ₹827,450.

This is a shortlist, not a market report. The eight are ordered by the lowest monthly figure each one publishes: first entry cheapest, last dearest. For the product rather than the city, start with the complete guide to private office space.

Every price and capacity figure below comes from those 149 listings. Mumbai office space is quoted here in rupees, per month, as the listing states it.

What does office space cost in Mumbai?

The lowest monthly figure published by any Mumbai office space listing on Wezoo is ₹15,290, at Kaledonia in Andheri. The highest is ₹827,450, for a 19-person room at Platina 11F-BKC.

Every listing prints two rungs, and what separates them is term, not room: a 12–24 month term and a 24+ month term. The price shown against each building below is the 24+ rung. Taking only the cheapest room in each building, those eight entry figures run from ₹15,290 to ₹43,550.

Alongside both rungs, all 149 listings state a minimum rent term of one month. The shorter of the two rungs already assumes a twelve-month term, so the rate for a shorter commitment is not in the listing at all. That is a question for the operator, and the first one to ask.

When should you choose private offices over coworking?

Choose a private office when the room has to be yours: a door you lock, a headcount you control, an address that stays put. Coworking answers a different question — a desk for a day or a month, shared. In Mumbai the choice is partly made for you, because Wezoo lists private offices and virtual offices in the city and no hot desks, day offices or meeting rooms.

If your team needs a room, the eight buildings below are what Wezoo has in Mumbai. If what you need is a registered address and somewhere for post, the same eight buildings also list virtual offices.

The 8 best private offices on Wezoo for 2026

These are the eight, ordered by the lowest monthly figure each building publishes. Every price below is the 24+ month term rung, and every listing states a one-month minimum rent term beside it. All eight buildings list a Mumbai address and all eight are operated by Regus, so what separates them is price, floor area, capacity label and start date.

1. Kaledonia — Andheri

What to expect: 17 private-office listings, from a 4 m² room for one at ₹15,290 a month to the building’s largest label, 6 people, from ₹91,740. A three-person room here starts at ₹45,870.

Operator: Regus. All seventeen listings sit on the fifth floor. The building’s listing records secure underground parking, a coffee and tea bar and an on-site sandwich bar, and the nearest named stop it gives is Andheri L1, 843 m away on foot.

11 of the 17 listings here carry a future start date and 6 carry none. Request Kaledonia on Wezoo.

2. Symphony IT Park — Chandivali

What to expect: 23 private-office listings, from a 5 m² room for one at ₹16,050 a month to the building’s largest label, 11 people, from ₹176,550. A three-person room here starts at ₹48,150.

Operator: Regus. The centre is on the fifth floor of a seven-storey building, and its listing is the only one of the eight to record a roof terrace, alongside a staffed reception, breakout spaces and catering.

6 of the 23 listings here carry a future start date and 17 carry none. Request Symphony IT Park on Wezoo.

3. Imperial Business Park — Shivsagar Estate

What to expect: 14 private-office listings, from a 3 m² room for one at ₹25,290 a month to the building’s largest label, 9 people, from ₹227,610. A three-person room here starts at ₹75,870.

Operator: Regus. The address is Level 1, Block A, Shivsagar Estate, and the listing records parking, a lounge, breakout spaces, catering, and the building as wheelchair accessible.

5 of the 14 listings here carry a future start date and 9 carry none. Request Imperial Business Park on Wezoo.

4. Dynasty Business Park — North Mumbai

What to expect: 24 private-office listings, from a 1–5 m² room for one at ₹26,250 a month to the building’s largest label, 20 people, from ₹525,000. A three-person room here starts at ₹78,750.

Operator: Regus. All twenty-four listings are on Level 4, and the building’s listing records a lounge, breakout spaces, catering and shops on the ground floor. Its twenty-person listing carries the highest capacity label of any private office Wezoo lists in Mumbai.

18 of the 24 listings here carry a future start date and 6 carry none. Request Dynasty Business Park on Wezoo.

5. Corporate Park II — Chembur

What to expect: 13 private-office listings, from a 2 m² room for one at ₹28,750 a month to the building’s largest label, 5 people, from ₹143,750. A three-person room here starts at ₹86,250.

Operator: Regus. All thirteen listings are on the ninth floor. The building’s listing records parking, a coffee and tea bar and a lounge, and gives Chembur station as the nearest named stop, 700 m away on foot.

4 of the 13 listings here carry a future start date and 9 carry none. Request Corporate Park II on Wezoo.

6. Supreme Business Park — Powai

What to expect: 29 private-office listings, from a 4 m² room for one at ₹33,050 a month to the building’s largest label, 14 people, from ₹462,700. A three-person room here starts at ₹99,150.

Operator: Regus. The listing describes views over Powai Lake and the Hiranandani Gardens skyline, and records parking, an on-site lounge bar, breakout spaces and catering. No building here carries more listings.

16 of the 29 listings here carry a future start date and 13 carry none. Request Supreme Business Park on Wezoo.

7. Duru House — Juhu

What to expect: 11 private-office listings, from a 3 m² room for one at ₹33,390 a month to the building’s largest label, 6 people, from ₹200,340. A three-person room here starts at ₹100,170.

Operator: Regus. The listing places the building a kilometre from the beach, in the suburb it describes as home to the Bollywood film industry, with the Parsi Colony Juhu bus stop 210 m away on foot.

8 of the 11 listings here carry a future start date and 3 carry none. Request Duru House on Wezoo.

8. Platina 11F-BKC — Bandra Kurla Complex

What to expect: 18 private-office listings, from a 5 m² room for one at ₹43,550 a month to the building’s largest label, 19 people, from ₹827,450. A three-person room here starts at ₹130,650.

Operator: Regus. The centre occupies the eleventh floor of a glass-and-steel block built around a central courtyard, and it is the only one of the eight buildings whose listing records bike storage.

10 of the 18 listings here carry a future start date and 8 carry none. Request Platina 11F-BKC on Wezoo.

How do you choose Mumbai office space, and how far in advance should you enquire?

Work backwards from the date, not the price. The earliest start date published anywhere in Mumbai is 1 October 2026. Of the 149 listings, 78 carry a future start date and 71 carry none — and a listing with no date is not a listing that is free today; it is one whose start date the operator has not published.

A capacity label is a ceiling, not a seating plan, and applied it cuts fast. A team of nine rules out three of the eight buildings outright: Corporate Park II tops out at five, and Kaledonia and Duru House at six.

1. Fix the headcount, then read every label as a maximum. A room labelled for six is rated for up to six people, not laid out for six desks.
2. Shortlist on floor area, not on price alone. Each listing prints the room’s area in square metres beside its headcount.
3. Ask for the one-month rate. The published rungs are 12–24 months and 24+ months, while the minimum rent term on every listing is one month.

4. Ask when the room is free. 71 of the 149 listings publish no start date, so that answer comes from the operator.

Take those four in order and the Mumbai office space shortlist makes itself.

Best Mumbai neighbourhoods for private office searchers

The eight buildings sit in eight different parts of Mumbai. The two cheapest entry figures are in Andheri and Chandivali, at Kaledonia and Symphony IT Park. Shivsagar Estate, north Mumbai, Chembur, Powai and Juhu take the middle of the list, in that order.

Bandra Kurla Complex sits at the end of the list, and it is the one district here that was planned as an office district rather than grown into one. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority has been its Special Planning Authority since 1977, and the complex exists to move commercial-office activity out of South Mumbai; it also has its own station on Metro Line 3. The single BKC building here, Platina 11F-BKC, publishes both the highest figure on this list, ₹827,450, and the highest entry figure, ₹43,550.

If Mumbai is one of several cities on your list, the same shortlist exists for office space in Delhi, office space in Noida, office space in Gurgaon and private office space in Bangalore. For the product rather than the place, there is a broader guide to finding private office space.

Mumbai office space — FAQ

How much does Mumbai office space cost?

On Wezoo the lowest published monthly figure for a private office in Mumbai is ₹15,290, at Kaledonia in Andheri. The highest is ₹827,450, for a 19-person room at Platina 11F-BKC in Bandra Kurla Complex. Each listing prints two rungs — a 12–24 month term and a 24+ month term — and the figures quoted here are the 24+ rung.

How many Mumbai office space options does Wezoo list?

Wezoo lists 8 private-office buildings inside Mumbai and 149 separate office listings across them. All eight buildings are operated by Regus.

Can you book a private office in Mumbai online?

No. A private office is an enquiry rather than an instant booking: you request the building on Wezoo and the operator comes back with terms. Hot desks, day offices and meeting rooms are not listed in Mumbai on Wezoo — the two products available in the city are private offices and virtual offices.

What size teams does Mumbai office space on Wezoo suit?

Capacity labels across the 149 Mumbai private-office listings run from 1 person to 20. A capacity label is a ceiling, not a seating plan, so read it as the most people the room is rated for rather than as a desk count.

What is the minimum term for Mumbai office space?

Every one of the 149 Mumbai private-office listings states a minimum rent term of 1 month. The two price rungs printed in those listings are a 12–24 month term and a 24+ month term, so the rate for a shorter commitment is not published — ask the operator for it.

When can you move into a Mumbai office space?

Of the 149 Mumbai private-office listings, 78 carry a future start date and 71 publish none at all. A listing with no start date is not a listing confirmed as free today; it is one whose start date the operator has not published, so confirm the date before you commit.

Mumbai office space, in one line

Eight buildings, one operator, 149 listings, and a range that opens at ₹15,290 a month. Ask for the one-month rate, then ask for the date.