If you are searching for office rental Perth, you have probably landed on a wall of commercial real-estate listings that quote a rate per square metre and assume a lease measured in years. This guide takes a different route: it covers office rental Perth as a flexible, furnished, month-to-month option, and it shortlists the 5 best private offices you can rent across the city on Wezoo in 2026. For the national picture, see our guide to the private office in Australia market.
A private office you rent through Wezoo is a serviced room inside a managed building. The rent is one monthly figure that already covers furniture, utilities, cleaning and reception, and the agreement rolls month to month rather than locking you into a fixed term. That is the real contrast with a conventional commercial lease: lower upfront cost, and the freedom to leave or grow without renegotiating. Below, the costs, the lease comparison, the five buildings, and how far ahead to enquire.
Wezoo snapshot: Perth private offices
- 5 private offices available on Wezoo in Perth
- Entry prices: from A$349 to A$2,950 per month (lowest room at each building)
- Top operators: Regus, WeWork, Spaces
- Areas: Perth CBD (St Georges Terrace) and West Perth
What does office rental Perth cost?
Entry prices for office rental Perth run from A$349 a month in West Perth to A$2,950 a month for a larger floor on St Georges Terrace. The figure you see is a “from” price for the smallest available room at each building, and it already bundles furniture, utilities, cleaning and reception into one invoice.
That bundling is the point of renting a serviced office rather than signing a lease. On a commercial lease, rent is only the start: you also carry outgoings such as land tax and council rates, a security bond, and the cost of fitting out an empty shell, as the Western Australian Small Business Development Corporation sets out. A serviced office folds those into the monthly rate, so the quoted number is close to the true cost of occupying the space. For tax, the ATO notes that rent on business premises is generally deductible, and GST credits may apply if you and the operator are registered for GST.
Perth already has two companion guides worth a look while you compare: a wider view of office space in Perth and a focused round-up of the best private office Perth options.
Should you rent a flexible office or sign a commercial lease in Perth?
Short answer: rent a flexible office when you value speed and low commitment, and consider a commercial lease when you need a large footprint for many years and want to control the fit-out. Wezoo lists flexible serviced offices and does not broker conventional leases, so this is a comparison to help you choose, not a pitch for one path.
A commercial lease in Perth is a substantial commitment. The SBDC guide to commercial leases walks through what you take on: a multi-year term with options to renew, annual rent reviews, a permitted-use clause, operating expenses or outgoings, a security bond, make-good obligations at the end, and a fit-out you usually fund yourself. Retail and many commercial tenancies in WA are governed by the Commercial Tenancy (Retail Shops) Agreements Act, which sets disclosure and minimum-term rules. The federal business.gov.au guidance makes the trade-off plain: leasing has lower upfront cost and higher flexibility than buying, but a long lease is still a long commitment.
A flexible office inverts that. You pick a room, sign a short rolling agreement, and move in furnished within days. There is no fit-out to fund, no outgoings to reconcile, and no make-good bill when you leave. The flexible office costs more per square metre month to month; the lease costs more in commitment, time and upfront cash. Match the choice to how certain you are about headcount and how long you plan to stay.
The 5 best private offices to rent in Perth for 2026
Every building below is a real Wezoo listing in greater Perth, furnished and available on a rolling monthly agreement. Prices are the “from” rate for the smallest room; capacity is the largest team each building can seat.
1. 152 St Georges Terrace — Perth CBD
What to expect: A full floor of serviced private offices on the main CBD business spine, with rooms that scale from a three-person team up to about 50. Reception, meeting rooms and breakout lounges come as part of the deal, so there is no fit-out to fund before you move in.
Near public transport, with parking, bike storage and phone booths on site. Suited to a growing team that wants a recognisable St Georges Terrace address without a multi-year lease.
Operator: WeWork · from A$2,950/month · rooms up to 50 people · offices available now. Request 152 St Georges Terrace on Wezoo
2. The Wentworth Building — Perth CBD
What to expect: A design-led Spaces floor with the widest range of room sizes of any Perth building on this list, from a two-person studio up to a 92-desk suite. You rent the room you need now and move to a larger one as the team grows, without renegotiating a lease.
Breakout spaces, catering and wheelchair access on site, a short walk to transport. A strong fit for a company that expects headcount to change through the year.
Operator: Spaces · from A$958/month · rooms up to 92 people · offices available now. Request The Wentworth Building on Wezoo
3. Forrest Centre — Perth CBD
What to expect: High-floor Regus offices with river and city outlook, rooms running from a two-person office up to a 22-person team room. The monthly rate covers furniture, utilities, cleaning and reception, so the one number on the invoice is close to the real cost of occupying the space.
On-site restaurant, catering and breakout areas, close to public transport and parking. A practical base for a professional-services firm that wants a premium address on flexible terms.
Operator: Regus · from A$798/month · rooms up to 22 people · offices available now. Request Forrest Centre on Wezoo
4. St Martins Tower — Perth CBD
What to expect: One of the lower-cost CBD entries, with compact serviced offices for one to ten people inside the St Martins Centre. Rent starts from A$419 a month for a small room, furnished and ready to use, with shared meeting rooms booked as you need them.
Near public transport and parking, with breakout and lounge areas. Good for a solo operator or small team that wants a central Perth base and a short commitment.
Operator: Regus · from A$419/month · rooms up to 10 people · offices available now. Request St Martins Tower on Wezoo
5. 100 Havelock Street — West Perth
What to expect: The lowest entry price in this round-up, a Regus floor in West Perth with offices for one to ten people from A$349 a month. West Perth sits just outside the CBD, so rates tend to run below the Terrace while keeping you minutes from the city centre.
On-site parking, lounge, catering and breakout space, with easy road access for a team that drives in. The natural starting point if budget leads the decision.
Operator: Regus · from A$349/month · rooms up to 10 people · offices available now. Request 100 Havelock Street on Wezoo
How to choose, and how far ahead should you enquire?
Enquire about two to four weeks before you want to move in. Serviced offices can often be ready within days, but the exact room, floor and price you want may already be spoken for, and operators hold the best rooms for teams who ask early. If you need a specific size or a particular building, give yourself the longer end of that window.
To choose between the five, work backwards from three things. First, team size now and in a year: 100 Havelock Street and St Martins Tower suit one to ten people, while The Wentworth Building and 152 St Georges Terrace scale to large teams. Second, budget: West Perth undercuts the Terrace, so 100 Havelock Street is the entry point and 152 St Georges Terrace the premium one. Third, address: if a St Georges Terrace postcode matters to clients, pay for it; if not, West Perth keeps you minutes away for less.
Best Perth neighbourhoods for office rental
Two areas carry Perth’s flexible office supply. The Perth CBD, strung along St Georges Terrace, holds four of the five buildings here and suits teams that want a central, client-facing address with trains and buses at the door. West Perth, just across the freeway, trades a little prestige for lower rates and easier parking, which is why 100 Havelock Street lands at the bottom of the price range.
Renting in another Australian city? We cover private office rental in Melbourne, and serviced offices in Brisbane, Canberra, Sydney CBD, Parramatta and Chatswood. New to serviced offices? Our walk-through on how to choose a serviced office applies anywhere.
A note on leasing and tax (current as of 6 October 2026)
This article is general information about renting flexible office space in Perth, not legal, financial or tax advice. Commercial leasing, outgoings, GST and deductions depend on your circumstances and can change. Before you sign any lease or agreement, get independent legal and financial advice and check the current rules with the Western Australian Small Business Development Corporation and the Australian Taxation Office.
Sources: business.gov.au, Choose your business location · SBDC WA, Understanding commercial leases · SBDC WA, Commercial Tenancy Act · ATO, Leasing and renting commercial premises.
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Office Rental Perth — FAQ
How much does office rental Perth cost?
Private offices in Perth rent from A$349 a month in West Perth to A$2,950 a month for a larger floor on St Georges Terrace. The rate covers furniture, utilities, cleaning and reception, and runs month to month rather than on a fixed lease.
Can you book a private office in Perth instantly?
No. A private office is a lead-gen enquiry, not an instant booking. You share your team size and timing, tour a shortlist, and the operator confirms the room and rate before you move in.
How many private offices does Wezoo list in Perth?
Wezoo lists 5 private office buildings across greater Perth: four in the CBD along St Georges Terrace and one in West Perth, operated by Regus, WeWork and Spaces.
What is the difference between renting a flexible office and signing a commercial lease?
A flexible office is a furnished room on a rolling monthly agreement with no fit-out, no outgoings and no make-good. A commercial lease is a multi-year contract where you fund the fit-out, pay outgoings such as land tax and council rates, and commit for the full term.
Which Perth office is best for a small team?
For one to ten people, 100 Havelock Street in West Perth is the lowest-cost entry from A$349 a month, and St Martins Tower is the lowest-cost CBD option from A$419 a month.
Are Perth private offices furnished and all-inclusive?
Yes. Every private office in this guide comes furnished with utilities, cleaning and reception included in the monthly rate, so there is no fit-out to fund before you start working.
