Hunting for office space Coral Gables throws up a strange problem: the best private offices in the city keep showing up filed under “Miami.” Search the city by name and you can walk straight past buildings that sit a block from Miracle Mile, because a listing tagged “Miami” is often a Coral Gables address wearing the wrong label. This guide to office space Coral Gables cuts through that. It maps the five private-office buildings worth your attention in the Gables, with real 2026 monthly prices pulled straight from live availability — not a broker’s per-square-foot average.
Every building below is a private office you rent by the month, furnished and staffed, with capacity you can check before you inquire. If you want the mechanics of how these spaces work before you commit, our complete guide to private offices covers leases, deposits, and what “all-in” actually includes. Here, we stay local.
Wezoo snapshot — Coral Gables private offices
- 7 private-office buildings listed in Coral Gables (5 publish a monthly starting price)
- Price range: from $415 to $1,450 per month for an entry office
- Median building entry: $970 per month
- Top operators: Regus, WeWork, Spaces
Why does office space Coral Gables show up under “Miami”?
Because operators file buildings by metro, not by city line. Coral Gables is its own municipality inside Miami-Dade County, but it shares ZIP code 33134 and a lot of marketing gravity with Miami next door. So a WeWork on Giralda Avenue gets slugged “Giralda Place in Miami,” and one flexible-office building here is literally named “Coral Gables” while its city field reads “Miami.” The address says Miami. The ZIP says Coral Gables.
Three of the seven private-office buildings in the Gables carry a “Miami” tag somewhere in their listing — yet all seven sit in ZIP 33134, inside the Coral Gables city boundary. The lesson for anyone comparing office space Coral Gables listings: price the building, not the label. Measure the distance to the Gables line, check the ZIP, and ignore the metro tag. If your search really is metro-wide, our roundup of office space in Miami covers the downtown and Brickell side; this page stays inside the Gables.
5 best office space Coral Gables picks for 2026
1. Giralda Place — Coral Gables
What to expect: A restored 1920s Mediterranean building two blocks off Miracle Mile, Giralda Place puts private offices above one of the Gables’ busiest dining strips. Suites run from a 3-person room to a full 50-desk floor, all move-in ready today. Furnished, wired, and staffed at reception — the kind of address you can put on a business card the day you sign.
Listed on Wezoo as “Giralda Place in Miami” — the building sits on Giralda Avenue in ZIP 33134, inside Coral Gables.
Operator: WeWork · Address: 255 Giralda Avenue, Coral Gables · Up to: 50 people · Price: from $1,450/month · Availability: available now
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2. 2222 Ponce De Leon Blvd — Coral Gables
What to expect: On the Ponce de Leon spine that runs the length of the Gables business district, this tower carries the widest ladder of any building here — 3-desk rooms at the entry, then 6, 10, 20, and a 50-person floor, every rung available now. Glass-walled offices, a rooftop, and a short walk to the Douglas Road Metrorail station. Good fit for a team that expects to double.
Also filed under “Miami” in the listing data, though the door is a Coral Gables one.
Operator: WeWork · Address: 2222 Ponce De Leon Boulevard, Coral Gables · Up to: 50 people · Price: from $1,450/month · Availability: available now
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3. Colonnade Building — Coral Gables
What to expect: The landmark Colonnade rotunda on Galiano Street is the cheapest headline in the Gables — a solo office from $415 a month. Read the small print: that single desk opens up in August, so a team that needs a room this week starts at a 2-person suite around $830. Everything from a 1-desk to a 13-person office lives under this roof, which makes it easy to grow without changing address.
Operator: Regus · Address: 2332 Galiano Street, Coral Gables · Up to: 13 people · Price: headline from $415/month · $830/month for a room you can take today · Availability: cheapest room available now
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4. 150 Alhambra Circle — Coral Gables
What to expect: Spaces trades on light and design, and 150 Alhambra Circle is its Gables flagship — a bright, plant-filled floor built for people who take clients to their office. The published floor is a 2-desk room at $970, but that one lands in 2027; a room you can occupy now starts nearer $1,455 for three. Suites reach up to 22 people, so it scales from a founding pair to a full department.
Operator: Spaces · Address: 150 Alhambra Circle, Coral Gables · Up to: 22 people · Price: headline from $970/month · $1,455/month for a room you can take today · Availability: cheapest room available now
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5. Columbus Center — Coral Gables
What to expect: Columbus Center anchors Alhambra Plaza, a short walk from the Gables’ banks and law firms. Its advertised $499 solo office is a future opening; the first room you can actually take today is a 2-person suite near $998. Offices top out at eight desks here, a sensible ceiling for a professional-services team that wants a quiet, corporate address rather than a growth runway.
Operator: Regus · Address: One Alhambra Plaza, Coral Gables · Up to: 8 people · Price: headline from $499/month · $998/month for a room you can take today · Availability: cheapest room available now
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What does office space Coral Gables cost?
Entry private offices in the Gables run from about $415 to $1,450 a month, with the median building starting near $970. That figure is a monthly all-in for a small furnished room, not a per-square-foot lease rate — which is why office space Coral Gables looks nothing like the $44–$66 per square foot the commercial directories quote. A per-square-foot number describes an empty shell you fit out yourself; the prices here describe a room you unlock and use the same day.
The spread tracks the operator more than the street. Regus buildings hold the cheapest headlines, Spaces sits in the middle on design, and WeWork’s two Gables towers price their smallest rooms at $1,450 because the smallest room they sell is a 3-person office. For a solo founder, the same monthly budget buys very different things one block apart. Teams comparing metros often line the Gables up against nearby suburbs — see our breakdowns of office space in Boca Raton and a private office in New York for how the same money reads elsewhere.
When can you move into office space Coral Gables?
Sooner than the cheapest listing suggests — and that is the trap. In every Regus and Spaces building here, the lowest published price is a small room that opens weeks or months from now. The cheapest room on the page is the one you can’t have yet.
At the Colonnade Building, the $415 solo office lands in August, so a team needing space this week starts around $830 for two desks. Columbus Center’s $499 room is a future opening too; today’s floor there is nearer $998. Spaces at 150 Alhambra advertises a $970 room that arrives in 2027. Only WeWork’s Giralda Place and 2222 Ponce de Leon put their entry offices ($1,450 for three) on the market for immediate move-in. Filter for what you can occupy now, not the headline, and the real entry ticket for office space Coral Gables is closer to $830 than $415.
What is office space Coral Gables best for?
The Gables suits professional-services teams — law, finance, consulting, family offices — that want a corporate address without the noise of downtown Miami. Columbus Center and the Colonnade sit among the banks and firms and cap out around 8 to 13 desks, which fits that profile. For a startup that plans to scale fast, the two WeWork towers carry a full ladder from 3 desks to a 50-person floor under one roof, so you grow without relocating. If you’re weighing a smaller Long Island alternative, our guide to office space in Melville covers a similar suburban-professional market.
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Coral Gables at a glance
Coral Gables is a planned Mediterranean-Revival city of roughly 50,000 residents, home to the University of Miami and a dense cluster of corporate and Latin American regional headquarters — context that explains why office demand here stays tight.
For the city’s history, boundaries, and ZIP-code detail, see the Coral Gables reference on Wikipedia.
If you are still deciding where to base a new business, the U.S. Small Business Administration’s guide to picking a business location walks through the trade-offs.
Frequently asked questions
How much is office space Coral Gables per month?
Entry private offices in Coral Gables start from about $415 per month and run up to roughly $1,450 for a small furnished room, with the median building starting near $970. These are monthly all-in prices for a ready-to-use office, not per-square-foot lease rates.
Why is Coral Gables office space listed under Miami?
Operators file buildings by metro area rather than by city line. Coral Gables shares ZIP code 33134 and a metro with Miami, so several buildings — including two WeWork towers — carry a “Miami” tag even though they sit inside the Coral Gables boundary. Check the ZIP and address, not the metro label.
Can I move into a Coral Gables office immediately?
The two WeWork buildings, Giralda Place and 2222 Ponce de Leon, offer entry offices for immediate move-in from $1,450 a month. In the Regus and Spaces buildings the cheapest published rooms are future openings, so the first immediately-available room usually starts around $830 to $1,455.
What size teams do Coral Gables private offices fit?
They range from single-desk rooms up to a 50-person floor. Regus Columbus Center caps around 8 desks and the Colonnade around 13, while WeWork’s two towers scale to 50 under one roof.
How do I book office space Coral Gables on Wezoo?
Browse the live Coral Gables private-office listings on Wezoo, compare monthly prices and capacity, and send an inquiry to the building you want. There is no membership or subscription — you connect directly with the operator.
