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Office Space for Rent in Guyana: 1 Location, Costs and How to Request (2026)

Frerik Bongers
Updated: October 27, 2026
Published: October 27, 2026
Office space for rent in Guyana, 1 location in Georgetown

Office space for rent in Guyana comes down to one address today. There is a single serviced building in central Georgetown with private offices inside it, eleven of them, for teams of one person up to seven. This page sets out what is actually in that building, what each room costs per month, how much floor area a team of a given size needs, and how to ask for a space. It is a small inventory and the page says so plainly rather than padding itself out.

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For an overview of every option, see the full list of private offices in Guyana.

What you get with office space for rent in Guyana — and what you do not

The one building in the country is a serviced centre operated by Regus. A private office here is a lockable, enclosed room inside that centre, furnished and ready to use, taken on a monthly agreement with a minimum term of one month. That minimum is short by the standards of this product, and it is the main practical difference between this and a conventional lease.

Eleven private offices are listed in the building. Seven of them sit on an external wall, which means a window; the remaining four are internal rooms without one. The smallest is a single-person room of five square metres and the largest is eighteen square metres with a ceiling of seven people. Every room is classed as serviced, so the furniture and the building services come with it rather than being your problem to arrange.

At building level the listing records parking, breakout space, catering and step-free access suitable for wheelchair users. Those are site services, available in the building, and that is a different thing from being bundled into any one office.

What the listing does not tell you is worth stating just as plainly. It does not say whether meeting rooms, reception cover or kitchen use are included with a given office or charged on top. It carries no amenity list for the individual rooms. It does not break down what the monthly figure covers in electricity, water or internet. None of that is published, so none of it is asserted here: those are questions to put to the operator when you make the request, and they are the right questions to ask first.

A word on what this page is not about. Plenty of people searching for office space in Guyana want to buy a property outright, or to take a whole floor on their own lease through a commercial agent. That is a reasonable thing to want and it is a genuinely different product. What you will find here is a flexible, furnished room inside a managed building: you pay monthly, the fit-out and the building services sit inside the agreement, the minimum commitment is one month, and you give notice and go. An agent-brokered lease means a longer commitment, your own fit-out, your own utility and service contracts, and normally a much larger floor plate. If that is what the business needs, an agent is the right route and this page will not take you far.

Where office space for rent is available in Guyana — the cities and how many buildings in each

One city carries the entire inventory.

  • Georgetown: 1 building, 11 private offices.
  • Everywhere else in Guyana: nothing listed. New Amsterdam, Linden, Bartica and the interior have no serviced office in this inventory.

The address is 165 Waterloo Street, in central Georgetown. That concentration is not unusual for a market this size: serviced office supply tends to appear first in the commercial core of the capital and only spreads once demand is proven. For Guyana it has not spread yet.

The practical consequence is simple. If the team needs to sit outside Georgetown, there is no serviced option to request, and a conventional lease through a local agent is the only route.

What office space for rent costs in Guyana

All eleven offices carry a published monthly figure in Guyanese dollars. That is more than many markets offer, where private offices are routinely listed with no price at all.

  • GYD 127,190 a month: one internal room of five square metres, ceiling of one person.
  • GYD 254,380 a month: two rooms of eight square metres, ceiling of two people. One has a window, one does not.
  • GYD 381,570 a month: three rooms of nine to eleven square metres, ceiling of three people. Two have a window.
  • GYD 508,760 a month: three rooms of thirteen to fourteen square metres, ceiling of four people. Two have a window.
  • GYD 635,950 a month: one room of seventeen square metres with a window, ceiling of five people.
  • GYD 890,330 a month: one room of eighteen square metres with a window, ceiling of seven people.

Read these as floors, not as quotes. Each figure is the starting price the operator publishes for that room, and the listing does not state which contract length that floor belongs to. So it is the lowest the room has been offered at, not the number you will be handed. There is no published price per person and no published total; the operator quotes on request, and the quote is where the real number appears.

Everything on this page is in Guyanese dollars because that is the currency the building is listed in.

How much space you need: team size, desks and floor area

The occupancy figure attached to each room is a ceiling rather than a recommendation. A room with a ceiling of four suits a team of four or fewer, and the number does not tell you how comfortable four would be in it.

Against the rooms that exist in Georgetown, that maps out as follows.

  • One person: the five square metre internal room.
  • Two people: an eight square metre room, with or without a window.
  • Three people: nine to eleven square metres.
  • Four people: thirteen to fourteen square metres.
  • Five people: seventeen square metres.
  • Six or seven people: eighteen square metres, the largest room in the building.

Guyana sets its own rules on workplace floor area per employee. This page does not quote a minimum, because that regulation has not been read for this article, and a number nobody checked is worse than no number. If a statutory minimum matters for your situation, verify it against the applicable national regulation before you commit to a room.

Timing matters as much as size here, because not every room is free. Six of the eleven offices are listed with no date against them, which means they are available now. The other five carry a start date: two from 1 November 2026, one from 1 December 2026, one from 1 March 2027 and one from 1 May 2027. Note that the cheapest room in the building, the single-person one, is among those dated from November, so the headline figure is not something you can take up today.

Who can rent office space in Guyana — individuals, startups and established companies

Anyone can make the request. A sole trader working alone, a two-person startup, a consultancy of five, or a company registered somewhere else opening a presence in Georgetown: none of those is excluded, and there is no membership or subscription attached to asking.

The operator sets its own onboarding requirements, which typically means identification, company details where a company is involved, and a deposit. Those are agreed directly with the operator once the request is in, and they vary by applicant, so this page does not predict them.

The honest negative is worth as much as the list above. This is not for you if the team needs more than eighteen square metres in a single room, because the largest office in the country tops out there. It is not for you if you need warehouse, workshop or any industrial space, none of which is in this inventory. It is not for you if you need to sit outside Georgetown. And it is not for you if what you actually want is a registered business address without a physical desk, which is a separate product and is not covered on this page.

Office space for rent in Georgetown: the building

1. 165 Waterloo Street — Georgetown

Office space for rent in Guyana, 165 Waterloo Street in Georgetown
165 Waterloo Street by Regus, Georgetown

165 Waterloo Street sits in central Georgetown and is operated by Regus. It holds all eleven of the private offices listed in Guyana: seven with a window and four internal, from five to eighteen square metres, with ceilings from one person to seven. Published monthly figures start at GYD 127,190 and run to GYD 890,330, every room on a one month minimum term. Parking, breakout space, catering and step-free access are recorded at the building.

Because this is the only serviced building in the country, there is no second address to compare it against and no alternative to fall back on if a particular room is taken. That is the shape of the market rather than a defect in the building, and it is the reason the dated rooms above are worth watching.

How to request office space for rent on Wezoo

Private offices are not taken online. You ask, and the operator comes back to you. The sequence is short.

  1. Open the page for 165 Waterloo Street and look at the rooms that are listed.
  2. Pick the room that fits the team, using the occupancy ceiling as your upper bound rather than your target.
  3. Send the request. Say how many people, when you want to start, and how long you expect to stay.
  4. Take the quote and arrange a viewing. The published figure is a floor, so the quote is the number that counts.
  5. Agree the term. The minimum in this building is one month.

There is no membership fee and no subscription for making the request.

If Guyana is not the only market you are weighing up

Georgetown has one building, so it is reasonable to be looking at more than one country at once. The nearest of our markets is office space in Trinidad and Tobago, roughly 550 kilometres away and the closest comparable inventory we have to Guyana, also in English. Much further afield, our largest English-language market for this product is private offices in Canada, which is useful mainly if the search is genuinely international rather than regional.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does office space cost per month in Guyana?

Published monthly figures in Georgetown run from GYD 127,190 for a single-person room to GYD 890,330 for the largest room, which has a ceiling of seven people. Each figure is a starting price and a floor, not a quote, and the operator confirms the actual number when you make the request.

Can I rent office space in Guyana as an individual?

Yes. A sole trader can request a private office on the same footing as a company, and there is no membership or subscription attached. The operator sets its own requirements, usually identification and a deposit, and agrees those with you directly.

How much office space does a team of four need?

In this building, the rooms with a ceiling of four people are thirteen to fourteen square metres. Treat that occupancy figure as an upper bound rather than a comfortable target, and check any statutory minimum floor area per employee against the applicable national regulation.

Is there office space for rent outside Georgetown?

Not in this inventory. All eleven private offices listed in Guyana are in one building in central Georgetown. For anywhere else in the country, a conventional lease through a local commercial agent is the available route.

How quickly can I move in?

Six of the eleven offices are listed with no start date, which means they are available now. The remaining five become available from 1 November 2026, 1 December 2026, 1 March 2027 and 1 May 2027. The move-in date is confirmed with the operator as part of the quote.



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