Finding office space Beverly Hills teams actually want means competing for one of the most in-demand postcodes in the country. Between the Golden Triangle, the Wilshire corridor and neighbouring Century City, the buildings fill fast and the leases can be brutal. A furnished, all-inclusive private office skips most of that pain, and this guide lines up four you can request today. For the wider context, start with our complete guide to private office options.
For an overview of every option, see all private offices in Beverly Hills.
Every space below is a serviced private office: furnished, staffed and billed as one monthly figure, with no build-out and no deposit-heavy commercial lease. You inquire, tour, agree a rolling or longer term, and move in. Two sit inside Beverly Hills itself; two more sit minutes away in Century City for when the 90210 rooms are taken.
Wezoo snapshot — Beverly Hills office space
- 2 private-office buildings listed inside Beverly Hills, plus 2 more within minutes in Century City
- Room capacity: from a 1-person office up to a 13-person team suite
- Pricing: quote-based (private offices are priced per month on request, not published)
- Top operator in the area: Regus, rated 4.4/5 overall by Wezoo guests
What does office space in Beverly Hills cost?
Private offices in Beverly Hills are priced per month on request, so there is no single sticker price. The figure depends on the building, the room size and your term, and the operator quotes once you confirm headcount and move-in date. Because the space is all-inclusive, that one monthly number folds in furniture, utilities, fast WiFi, reception and meeting-room access.
That model is very different from a traditional commercial lease, where fit-out, service charges and a multi-year commitment stack up fast. If you want to sanity-check the numbers before you inquire, our breakdown of how much a private office costs walks through what drives the monthly rate.
Office Space Beverly Hills: 4 Serviced Offices to Rent in 2026
Here are the four furnished private offices we would request first when hunting for office space Beverly Hills professionals will actually be proud of, starting inside Beverly Hills and stepping out to Century City.
1. 468 N Camden Drive — Beverly Hills
What to expect: A furnished floor in the heart of the Golden Triangle, a short walk from Rodeo Drive and Beverly Drive. The building holds 14 private offices, so you can take a two-person room or scale to a suite for a team of thirteen. Breakout areas and on-demand catering come with the space, and the address alone does a lot of the talking with clients.
Operator: Regus (4.4/5) · Address: 468 N Camden Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 · Rooms: 14 private offices (2–13 people)
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2. 8383 Wilshire Boulevard — Beverly Hills
What to expect: Twenty-two private offices on the Wilshire corridor, right where Beverly Hills meets the wider Los Angeles grid and the coming Metro D Line extension. Rooms run from a solo office to a seven-desk team room. Public transport and parking sit on the doorstep, there is a restaurant in the building, and the whole floor is wheelchair accessible.
Operator: Regus (4.4/5) · Address: 8383 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211 · Rooms: 22 private offices (1–7 people)
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3. 1901 Avenue of the Stars — Century City
What to expect: Just outside Beverly Hills in neighbouring Century City, this Avenue of the Stars high-rise puts a coffee bar, a lounge and a full restaurant a lift ride away. Nine private offices cover everything from a single desk to a nine-person team. It is a five-minute drive from the Golden Triangle when Beverly Hills addresses are booked out.
Operator: Regus (4.4/5) · Address: 1901 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles, CA 90067 · Rooms: 9 private offices (1–9 people)
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4. Century Plaza Towers — Century City
What to expect: The landmark twin towers on Century Park East, a short hop from Beverly Hills. Twenty-two private offices sit alongside bike storage, breakout space and a ground-floor restaurant, and the floor is wheelchair accessible. A strong plan B when you want a serviced office in the 90210 orbit without the exact postcode.
Operator: Regus (4.4/5) · Address: 2029 Century Park East, Los Angeles, CA 90067 · Rooms: 22 private offices (1–7 people)
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What is office space in Beverly Hills best for?
Office space Beverly Hills buyers rent tends to be about signalling as much as square footage. A Beverly Hills address earns trust before the first handshake. It suits client-facing firms — legal, entertainment, wealth management, boutique agencies — where the room and the postcode are part of the pitch. A private office gives you a lockable, branded base with meeting rooms on tap, without signing your name to a decade-long lease.
If your team is smaller or you only need a desk a few days a week, a coworking membership can be the smarter call. The same buildings that list private offices often list shared desks too, so you can match the space to the way you actually work.
How much office space do you need in Beverly Hills?
Right-size the room before you tour, not after. Most office space Beverly Hills tenants over-buy on day one, then pay for it for a year. As a rule of thumb, plan for roughly 70 to 150 square feet per person once you count desks, storage and a little breathing room. The four buildings here span solo offices to a thirteen-person suite, so there is headroom to grow.
Our guide to office space per person shows how to translate headcount into the right room size so you are not paying for square footage you never use.
How far in advance should you book?
Serviced offices move faster than commercial leases, but the best Beverly Hills rooms still go quickly. Request a tour two to four weeks ahead of your ideal move-in for the widest choice. Need something sooner? Many rooms can be ready within days, especially the Century City buildings that carry more inventory.
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Office space in Beverly Hills: frequently asked questions
Is office space Beverly Hills more expensive than the rest of LA?
Beverly Hills carries a premium for its address and the Golden Triangle location, so it usually sits above the LA average. A serviced private office softens the gap by bundling everything into one monthly bill instead of adding fit-out and service charges on top of rent.
Are these Beverly Hills offices furnished?
Yes. Every private office here is furnished and all-inclusive — desks, chairs, utilities, WiFi, reception and meeting-room access are part of the monthly figure. You move in with a laptop, not a moving truck.
Can I get a private office for just one or two people?
You can. Rooms start at a single desk, and several of these buildings list one- and two-person offices alongside larger team suites, so solo founders and small teams are well covered.
What if there is nothing available inside Beverly Hills?
Two of the four buildings sit just outside the city limits in Century City, a five-minute drive from the Golden Triangle. They carry more inventory, so they are a reliable plan B when the 90210 rooms are taken.
How do I book office space in Beverly Hills on Wezoo?
Pick a building, tell Wezoo your headcount and dates, and request a quote. The operator replies with a tailored monthly figure, usually within a business day. You tour, agree a rolling or longer term, and sign.
Who operates these Beverly Hills private offices?
The buildings featured here are run by Regus, a serviced-office operator Wezoo guests rate 4.4/5 overall. Wezoo brings their availability together so you can compare and request in one place.
Your search for office space Beverly Hills firms respect does not have to mean a punishing lease. The right office space Beverly Hills option is one request away. Compare the four furnished private offices above, request the ones that fit, and let the address work for you. When you are ready, browse every private office in Beverly Hills on Wezoo.
For area context, the City of Beverly Hills covers local business districts, and the Golden Triangle reference explains why the core commercial blocks command the rates they do.
