Finding office space Burbank teams can actually move into fast is harder than it should be. Between the studio lots, the Media District, and a tight commercial market, the right office space Burbank founders and hiring managers want tends to disappear quietly. This guide compares three private office options in and around Burbank, with real operators, ratings, and day rates, so you can shortlist in minutes rather than weeks. For the wider picture on how these spaces work, start with our complete guide to private offices.
Private offices give a Burbank business its own lockable, furnished room without a multi-year lease. You get a professional address near the studios, and Wezoo lets you compare and request space from operators like Regus in one place. Our office space Burbank shortlist keeps the search to three vetted rooms. Below, we cover what each location is best for, what it costs, and who it suits.
Wezoo snapshot — Burbank private offices
- Wezoo currently lists 1 private office inside Burbank, with more a short drive away in Glendale and North Hollywood
- Private office pricing is quoted per plan (request a tailored quote, no fixed public rate)
- Day office anchor in the same buildings: $169–$219 per day, median $209
- Top operator: Regus
The best office space Burbank private offices for 2026
Each option below is a private, furnished office you can request through Wezoo. All three are managed by Regus and rated 4.35 out of 5. We lead with the one inside Burbank, then two nearby buildings that Burbank teams routinely use when they need more room or better transit. Every office space Burbank pick here is furnished, staffed, and bookable through Wezoo.
1. 4100 West Alameda Avenue — Burbank
What to expect: This is the one address that actually sits inside Burbank, a short drive from the Media District where Warner Bros. and the Disney lot anchor the neighborhood. Private offices here scale from a solo room to a six-person suite, with a staffed reception, breakout areas, catering, and an on-site lounge. The building is wheelchair accessible and built for teams that want a professional front door without a long lease. Day offices in the same building start at $169 a day if you need space before committing.
Operator: Regus (4.35★) · Capacity: 1 to 6 people · Address: 4100 W. Alameda Avenue, Burbank 91505
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2. 450 North Brand Boulevard — Glendale
What to expect: About 3.6 miles from central Burbank, this downtown Glendale tower on Brand Boulevard is the pick when your team needs room to grow. Suites run from a private one-person room up to an eleven-person office, and the floor comes with on-site parking, a coffee and tea bar, breakout spaces, and catering. It is a practical option for Burbank companies hiring fast that want more square footage than the studio-district blocks typically offer. Day passes here start at $219 a day.
Operator: Regus (4.35★) · Capacity: 1 to 11 people · Address: 450 North Brand Blvd., Glendale 91203
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3. 5250 Lankershim Boulevard — North Hollywood
What to expect: Roughly 3.9 miles south in the NoHo Arts District, this Lankershim Boulevard location wins on transit. The Metro B Line (Red Line) North Hollywood station is minutes away, so staff commuting from downtown or the Valley skip the freeway entirely. Private offices seat one to six people, and the building adds parking, breakout rooms, catering, and a lounge. It suits Burbank teams with commuters who would rather ride the train than fight the 134. Day offices start at $209 a day.
Operator: Regus (4.35★) · Capacity: 1 to 6 people · Address: 5250 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood 91601
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What does office space Burbank actually cost?
Private offices are quoted per plan, not published as a flat rate, because pricing depends on team size, term, and how much reception and meeting-room access you need. To gauge the market, use the day office rates in the same buildings as an anchor: they run from $169 to $219 a day. That gives you a floor for short-term needs and a sense of the building tier before you request a private-office quote. For most office space Burbank searches, that anchor is the fastest way to size a budget. Nearby Los Angeles submarkets follow the same pattern — see our roundup of office space in Los Angeles for the broader range.
When should you choose a private office over a day office?
Choose a private office when the team is permanent and you need a lockable room, a fixed desk setup, and a business address you can put on a card. Choose a day office when you need space for a day or a week, or you are testing a location before committing. Many Burbank teams start with a day office in the same building, then convert to a private office once headcount settles. If you are weighing the same decision across the region, our guides to office space in El Segundo and office space in Walnut Creek walk through the trade-offs in other California markets.
What is office space Burbank best for?
Burbank suits media, production, and post houses that want to sit near the studios without a Hollywood lease. The Media District address signals you are in the industry; the Glendale option adds room to scale; the North Hollywood building trades studio proximity for direct Metro access. In short, office space Burbank options split cleanly by priority: studios, scale, or transit. For teams comparing coastal Orange County alternatives, our guide to office space in Costa Mesa covers a similar private-office lineup further south.
Ready to book your office space in Burbank?
How to book office space in Burbank on Wezoo
Booking takes three steps. First, pick a location from the list above based on whether you want studio proximity, room to grow, or Metro access. Second, open the space on Wezoo and request a private-office quote, or reserve a day office instantly if you only need short-term space. Third, confirm your dates and move in — no membership and no subscription required. Business setup questions can be checked against California official resources at business.ca.gov, and local permits at the City of Burbank.
Office space Burbank FAQ
How many private offices does Wezoo list in Burbank?
Wezoo currently lists one private office inside Burbank, at 4100 West Alameda Avenue, with two more within about four miles in Glendale and North Hollywood. All three are managed by Regus.
How much does office space in Burbank cost?
Private offices are quoted per plan rather than at a fixed public rate. As an anchor, day offices in the same buildings range from $169 to $219 per day, with a median of $209.
Is there office space in Burbank near the studios?
Yes. The 4100 West Alameda Avenue building sits close to the Media District, a short drive from the Warner Bros. and Disney lots, making it a fit for media and production teams.
Can I get office space in Burbank near Metro?
The North Hollywood option on Lankershim Boulevard is minutes from the Metro B Line (Red Line) station, which is the best transit-connected choice for commuting staff.
Do I need a long lease to rent office space in Burbank?
No. Wezoo private offices are booked without a multi-year lease, and you can start with a day office in the same building to test a location before committing.
