Wezoo lists 257 private office listings across 17 buildings in Pakistan, spread over Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi. Every one of those 257 listings is a serviced office that rents from one month, with a starting price quoted per month in Pakistani rupees. This page sets out what is actually in that inventory: which buildings, in which cities, at what floor price, for which team sizes, and how to request one.
For an overview of every option, see all private offices in Pakistan.
It is written for the search most people in Pakistan actually make, which is for an office for rent. That search returns two very different things, and the first section explains which of the two this is.
What you get with an office for rent in Pakistan — and what you do not
Every private office listed here is a serviced office: a lockable, enclosed room inside a managed building, taken on a rolling monthly agreement rather than a lease you sign with a landlord. All 257 listings carry the same two terms. The minimum rent period is one month, and the cancellation leeway is 24 hours. There is no listing in Pakistan on a longer lock-in.
The rooms themselves come in two kinds. 125 listings are external rooms, meaning a room on the building facade with a window. 132 are internal rooms, which sit inside the floorplate and are usually the cheaper rung in the same building. Nearly every building offers both, so the choice between a window and a lower monthly figure is available inside one address rather than across two.
Room sizes run from 1 m² to 71 m², and the published capacity runs from 1 to 26 people. The capacity figure is a ceiling, not a recommendation: a room rated for 6 will take a team of 4 comfortably and a team of 6 at its limit.
At building level, the inventory records a handful of shared facilities. Catering is listed at all 17 buildings. A staffed reception is listed at 8, breakout space at 8, a public car park nearby at 9, on-site parking at 5, step-free access at 3, and public transport within walking distance at 2.
Here is what the inventory does not tell you, and it is worth saying plainly rather than filling in with a generic amenities list. The listings carry no per-room furniture detail, and they do not record whether meeting rooms, the kitchen or the reception desk are included in the monthly figure or charged on top. That varies by operator and by building, and it is settled when you request the room, not before.
If you came here looking for a whole office to lease
Most of what ranks for “office for rent” in Pakistan is a property portal listing whole commercial units: a floor in a Gulberg tower or a unit on Shahra-e-Faisal, taken on a lease you sign yourself, fit out yourself and commit to for a term. That is a real option and for many businesses it is the right one. It is not what is on this page. What Wezoo lists is the other shape of the same need: a private room inside a building someone else runs, furnished and serviced, from one month, which you can leave with a day of notice. If you need 5,000 sq ft on your own name and your own fit-out, a broker or a portal will serve you better. If you need a closed door for a team of 3 next month without a lease, this is the shorter route. And if you do not need a room at all, only a business address in Pakistan for your post and your paperwork, that is a different product again: see our guide to virtual offices in Pakistan, which covers the same 17 buildings from that angle.
Where office for rent is available in Pakistan — the cities and how many buildings in each
The 17 buildings sit in three cities:
- Lahore: 8 buildings, 110 listings
- Islamabad: 6 buildings, 79 listings
- Karachi: 3 buildings, 68 listings
The clustering inside each city is tight. In Lahore, five of the eight buildings are in or on the edge of Gulberg, with the remaining three in Wapda Town and on Main Boulevard. In Islamabad, the set runs across Blue Area on Jinnah Avenue, G-9 Markaz, I-9/3 and the Grand Trunk Road corridor. In Karachi, all three are in the older commercial core: Saddar on Abdullah Haroon Road, and two towers off the main business spine.
Three cities is the whole national footprint for this product right now. Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Peshawar and Multan carry no serviced private office listings in this inventory, so if your search is anchored to one of those cities the honest answer is that there is nothing here yet rather than something further away.
What an office for rent costs in Pakistan
Every one of the 257 listings carries a starting price, quoted per month in PKR. Across the country the published floor runs from PKR 20,500 a month at the lowest rung to PKR 907,400 a month at the highest.
Two things about that figure matter more than the range itself. First, a starting price is a floor: it is the entry rung for the smallest room in that building, and the figure you are quoted depends on which room, how many people and how long. Second, the inventory does not publish the rent term that the floor price belongs to, so the number should be read as “the cheapest way into this building”, not as “the price of an office here”.
The entry rung by city:
- Lahore: from PKR 20,500 a month at Icubicle in Wapda Town
- Islamabad: from PKR 25,500 a month at Karachi Center
- Karachi: from PKR 27,900 a month at Bahria Complex III
At the other end, the largest rooms in the set are at Redmarker in Islamabad and MM Alam in Lahore, where the published ceiling for a single private office reaches PKR 907,400 and PKR 517,400 a month. We have deliberately not published an average or a per-person figure here: with 257 listings spread over rooms of 1 m² to 71 m², any single number would describe no actual room.
How much space you need: team size, desks and floor area
The useful question is not what an office costs but which of the 17 buildings can actually hold your team. Capacity in the inventory is published as a ceiling per listing, so a team of 6 needs a listing rated for 6 or more. On that basis:
| Team size | Buildings that can take it | Room sizes available | Starting prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 person | 17 of 17 | 1 to 71 m² | from PKR 20,500 |
| 2 people | 17 of 17 | 5 to 71 m² | from PKR 39,800 |
| 4 people | 17 of 17 | 10 to 71 m² | from PKR 79,600 |
| 6 people | 15 of 17 | 15 to 71 m² | from PKR 119,400 |
| 10 people | 11 of 17 | 25 to 71 m² | from PKR 218,900 |
| 15 people | 4 of 17 | 40 to 71 m² | from PKR 484,500 |
| 20 people or more | 2 of 17 | 59 to 71 m² | from PKR 517,400 |
Read down that table and the shape of the Pakistani market becomes obvious: this inventory is built for small teams. Every building in the country can seat a team of four. Only four buildings can seat fifteen, and only two can seat twenty or more, both of them large rooms rather than a floor of several.
On floor area, the smallest rooms rated for a single person start at 1 m² and the largest rooms, rated for 26, reach 71 m². We are not stating a legal minimum floor area per worker for Pakistan: that figure is set in occupational safety regulation, we have not read the Pakistani source ourselves, and a number copied from another country would be worse than no number at all. Check it with the relevant authority if it governs your decision.
The 17 buildings with private offices in Pakistan
These are all 17 buildings in the inventory, grouped by city and ordered by the size of the largest private office each one offers. Each entry carries its own request link.
1. Tricon Corporate Centre — Lahore
Tricon Corporate Centre by Regus, Lahore
A Regus floor on the ninth storey of Tricon Corporate Centre, and the most fully serviced address in the Lahore set: 15 listings, rooms for 1 to 12 people from 3 m² to 30 m², with a staffed reception, breakout space, a coffee and tea bar, on-site parking and step-free access all recorded at the building. Starting prices run from PKR 58,900 a month. Request Tricon Corporate Centre on Wezoo
2. Firdous Market — Lahore
Firdous Market by HQ, Lahore
An HQ building in Gulberg III with the second-largest rooms in Lahore: 7 listings for 2 to 16 people, from 5 m² up to 40 m². It is the smallest listing count in the city but the rooms are among the roomiest, which makes it the Lahore address to look at first if your team has outgrown a four-desk room. From PKR 71,800 a month. Request Firdous Market on Wezoo
3. Askari Corporate Tower — Lahore
Askari Corporate Tower by Regus, Lahore
On Main Boulevard in Block D, Gulberg III, with 19 listings for 3 to 11 people and rooms from 10 m² to 30 m². Note the entry point: the smallest room here takes three people, so this is a building for teams rather than for a solo founder. Breakout space is listed at the building. From PKR 143,700 a month. Request Askari Corporate Tower on Wezoo
4. MM Alam — Lahore
MM Alam by HQ, Lahore
The widest span of any Lahore address: 12 listings covering 2 to 26 people and 5 m² to 71 m², which means the same building holds a two-desk room and one of only two rooms in the country rated for 26. A public car park is listed nearby. Starting prices run from PKR 39,800 a month. Request MM Alam on Wezoo
5. The Enterprise — Lahore
The Enterprise by Regus, Lahore
The deepest Lahore inventory at 20 listings, for 1 to 9 people in rooms of 2 m² to 24 m², and the best-equipped on paper: reception, breakout space, a lounge, a restaurant, parking and step-free access are all recorded here. From PKR 44,900 a month. Request The Enterprise on Wezoo
6. Naveena Tower — Lahore
Naveena Tower by Signature, Lahore
A Signature building at 35-C/3 Gulberg III, with 21 listings for 1 to 9 people from 1 m² to 23 m². It carries the smallest room in the national set alongside breakout space and climate control at the building. From PKR 41,500 a month. Request Naveena Tower on Wezoo
7. MM Tower — Lahore
MM Tower by HQ, Lahore
A compact HQ address in Gulberg with 7 listings for 2 to 5 people, rooms of 7 m² to 15 m², reception, on-site parking and a public car park nearby. It is the clearest small-team building in Lahore: nothing here is sized for more than five. From PKR 67,000 a month. Request MM Tower on Wezoo
8. Icubicle — Lahore
Icubicle by HQ, Lahore
In Wapda Town, away from the Gulberg cluster, and the cheapest entry point in the country: 9 listings for 1 to 4 people, rooms of 4 m² to 11 m², starting at PKR 20,500 a month. If budget is the binding constraint on a team of one to four, this is where the national floor sits. Request Icubicle on Wezoo
9. Redmarker — Islamabad
Redmarker by HQ, Islamabad
On the Grand Trunk Road, and the largest-capacity address in Pakistan: 4 listings for 6 to 26 people in rooms of 17 m² to 70 m², all of them external rooms with a window. It is the only building in the set with no small-team option at all, and its ceiling of PKR 907,400 a month is the national high. Reception and a nearby public car park are listed. From PKR 209,400 a month. Request Redmarker on Wezoo
10. Karachi Center — Islamabad
Karachi Center by HQ, Islamabad
Despite the name, this HQ building is in Islamabad, in Dhok Paracha, not in Karachi. It carries 14 listings for 1 to 19 people across 4 m² to 49 m², which is the broadest capacity range in the capital and the cheapest way into Islamabad at PKR 25,500 a month. Request Karachi Center on Wezoo
11. Emirates Tower — Islamabad
Emirates Tower by Regus, Islamabad
A Regus operation across the second and third floors of Emirates Tower, with 16 listings for 1 to 7 people in rooms of 3 m² to 19 m². It is the most serviced address in Islamabad on the record: reception, breakout space, a lounge, on-site parking, a public car park nearby and step-free access. From PKR 61,900 a month. Request Emirates Tower on Wezoo
12. 298 Street 3 — Islamabad
298 Street 3 by HQ, Islamabad
In I-9/3, with 13 listings for 2 to 11 people and rooms from 6 m² to 29 m². A solid middle of the Islamabad range with no single-person rung, so it suits a team that is already at least two. From PKR 57,000 a month. Request 298 Street 3 on Wezoo
13. Jinnah Ave — Islamabad
Jinnah Ave by HQ, Islamabad
On Jinnah Avenue in Blue Area, which is the central business address in Islamabad: 15 listings for 3 to 10 people, rooms of 8 m² to 26 m². The entry rung starts at three people and PKR 85,500 a month, the highest floor price in the capital, which is what a Blue Area postcode costs. Request Jinnah Ave on Wezoo
14. G-9 Markaz — Islamabad
G-9 Markaz by HQ, Islamabad
The deepest Islamabad inventory at 17 listings, for 1 to 9 people in rooms of 4 m² to 25 m². It is also the only building in the country with public transport recorded within walking distance, alongside reception and a nearby public car park. From PKR 28,500 a month. Request G-9 Markaz on Wezoo
15. The Centre — Karachi
The Centre by Regus, Karachi
On Abdullah Haroon Road in Saddar, and the single deepest inventory in Pakistan: 25 listings for 1 to 14 people, rooms from 5 m² to 37 m². Reception, breakout space, a public car park nearby and public transport within walking distance are all recorded. If you want the widest choice in one Karachi building, it is this one. From PKR 35,500 a month. Request The Centre on Wezoo
16. Bahria Complex III — Karachi
Bahria Complex III by Regus, Karachi
On the first floor of Bahria Complex III, with 21 listings for 1 to 14 people and rooms of 3 m² to 35 m². It matches The Centre on capacity at a lower entry point, PKR 27,900 a month, with reception, breakout space and both on-site and nearby parking. Request Bahria Complex III on Wezoo
17. BRR Towers — Karachi
BRR Towers by Regus, Karachi
Across the 14th and 15th floors of BRR Tower, with 22 listings for 1 to 11 people in rooms of 4 m² to 28 m². Breakout space, a lounge, a coffee and tea bar and a nearby public car park are listed at the building. From PKR 30,900 a month. Request BRR Towers on Wezoo
Who can rent an office in Pakistan: individuals, startups and established companies
There is no company requirement attached to any of the 257 listings, and the one-month minimum means the commitment is the same whoever signs it.
Individuals and sole traders. 21 listings in the national set are rated for a single person, and they exist in most buildings rather than being concentrated in one. A freelancer who wants a lockable door instead of a coworking desk can take one from PKR 20,500 a month in Lahore.
Startups and small teams. This is what the Pakistani inventory is built for. 51 listings are rated for three people and 42 for four, and every one of the 17 buildings can seat a team of four. Growing from three desks to six usually means a different room in the same building rather than a move.
Established companies. Workable, with a caveat worth knowing before you start looking. Only 4 buildings carry a room for 15 people and only 2 carry one for 20 or more. Above roughly 26 people this inventory runs out, and the honest answer is that a conventional lease through a broker is the route, not a serviced room.
Who this is not for: anyone who needs their own fit-out, their own signage on the building, or a registered business address without a physical desk. The first two need a lease. The third is a virtual office, which is a different product and is not yet live for Pakistan.
How to request an office for rent on Wezoo
A private office is requested, not booked instantly. You pick the building, send a request through its page, and the operator comes back with the rooms that are free, the figure for your headcount and the start date. The one-month minimum and the 24-hour cancellation leeway apply at every one of the 17 buildings.
Three things are worth having ready, because they are what the operator will ask: how many people, from which month, and whether you need an external room with a window or are happy with an internal one at a lower rung.
Ready to request your office for rent in Pakistan?
Start with the building list above, or go straight to the deepest inventory in each city: Request The Centre on Wezoo in Karachi, Request The Enterprise on Wezoo in Lahore, or Request G-9 Markaz on Wezoo in Islamabad.
Looking beyond Pakistan
If your search crosses the border, the two nearest national private office hubs we maintain are private offices in India, which is a far deeper market with inventory in a dozen cities, and serviced offices in the United Arab Emirates, which is the usual second base for Pakistani companies opening a Gulf presence. Both pages are in English.
