Fifteen buildings in Louisiana list a private office on Wezoo, and between them they publish 288 individual suites. This guide to office space Louisiana works from all fifteen rather than a shortlist, because that is the only way to answer the two questions a listing page leaves open: what does a desk actually cost, and can you have it this month? If you want the product explained first, start with our complete guide to private office space. Every figure below describes those fifteen buildings, not the Louisiana office market as a whole.
The short version is that each of the fifteen runs on a single per-desk rate. Find that number and the price list stops arguing with you. The complication is that at eight of the fifteen the smallest suite you can actually move into holds two desks, not one — so comparing headlines compares different products, and substituting the price available today makes the comparison worse rather than better. Both are explained below, with ten office space Louisiana buildings profiled in full.
Wezoo snapshot — Louisiana private offices, August 2026
- 15 buildings across 8 towns, listing 288 private-office suites
- Per-desk rate range: $105 to $399 per desk per month
- Median building rate: $219 per desk per month
- Cheapest suite $105 (1 desk, Monroe); largest suite 21 desks at $8,379 (Baton Rouge)
- 173 of 288 suites available now, 115 dated to a future month
- Operators: Regus (13 buildings), HQ (1), Spaces (1)
Those office space Louisiana figures come from the live Wezoo listings, not from an average of asking rents.
What does office space Louisiana cost per desk?
Between $105 and $399 per desk per month, and for office space Louisiana that number is unusually easy to recover. Take any suite price at any of the fifteen buildings, divide it by the number of desks, and you get a whole dollar figure. Do it again with a different suite in the same building and you get the identical figure.
That held for all 288 suites. Every listed price is an exact multiple of its desk count, and each building yields exactly one quotient. There is no volume discount in the monthly price — the twenty-one-desk suite at 10202 Perkins Rowe costs precisely twenty-one times the one-desk suite in the same building.
The four steps above are what the rest of this office space Louisiana guide applies to each building in turn.
Practically, that means you should compare two buildings on their rates rather than their headlines, then multiply by the desks you need. At seven of the fifteen the two happen to coincide, because a one-desk suite is listed and is available now:
| Building | Town | Rate per desk | Listed from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monroe Business Center | Monroe | $105 | $105 |
| Holiday Blvd | Covington | $209 | $209 |
| Westfork Business Center | Baton Rouge | $225 | $225 |
| Fountain Park Center | Harvey | $245 | $245 |
| Place St Charles | New Orleans | $259 | $259 |
| One American Place | Baton Rouge | $319 | $319 |
| 10202 Perkins Rowe | Baton Rouge | $399 | $399 |
At those seven office space Louisiana addresses the headline already is the per-desk rate.
Why an office space Louisiana headline can point at a room you cannot take
A from-price is simply the cheapest suite a building currently lists. At eight of the fifteen, the cheapest suite you can move into today holds two desks rather than one — and it happens for two different reasons that look identical on a listing page.
Four buildings list no one-desk suite at all: the ladder starts at two. Their from-price is therefore already twice the rate, and that suite is one you can take today, because there is nothing smaller on offer. Four more do list a one-desk suite, and it is that one-desk price you see on the listing — but that suite carries a future move-in date, so the smallest room available now is the two-desk one. In each of those four, the price you can act on today is exactly 2.000 times the price on the listing.
| Building | Town | Rate per desk | Cheapest suite available now | Why it holds two desks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 W Pinhook Rd | Lafayette | $159 | $318 | No 1-desk suite listed at all |
| Regions Bank Tower | Shreveport | $169 | $338 | 1-desk suite listed, but dated |
| One Lakeway | Metairie | $189 | $378 | 1-desk suite listed, but dated |
| 650 Poydras Street | New Orleans | $209 | $418 | 1-desk suite listed, but dated |
| Galleria Center | Metairie | $209 | $418 | 1-desk suite listed, but dated |
| Energy Center Building | New Orleans | $219 | $438 | No 1-desk suite listed at all |
| Superdome Business Center | New Orleans | $229 | $458 | No 1-desk suite listed at all |
| 525 Florida St | Baton Rouge | $269 | $538 | No 1-desk suite listed at all |
At eight of the fifteen office space Louisiana buildings, then, a solo buyer is looking at a two-desk room.
The obvious fix is to re-rank the market on the price you can move into today. It makes things worse. Ranking the fifteen by from-price agrees with the true rate order at a tie-averaged Spearman correlation of 0.72; ranking them by the price available now drops that to 0.29. All four of the buildings in the table above whose one-desk suite is dated are priced below the median rate of $219, so doubling their entry price pushes the cheap end of the market into the middle of the table and flattens the very distinction the exercise was meant to reveal.
The three numbers, side by side
From-prices span $105 to $538, a 5.12-fold range. True per-desk rates span $105 to $399, a 3.80-fold range. The from-price spread therefore overstates the real one by 1.35 times — and the available-now spread is 5.12-fold as well, the same overstatement in a different order.
Neither headline is the number you want. For office space Louisiana, work from the rate.
The 10 best office space Louisiana buildings for 2026
Ordered to put the three towns without a dedicated Wezoo guide first, then the rest of the seven whose headline is already a one-desk price, then three that show how the smallest room you can actually take ends up holding two desks. Every price below is per desk per month unless stated.
1. Monroe Business Center — Monroe
What to expect: The cheapest per-desk rate of the fifteen, and the listing shows it plainly. Every suite here divides to $105 a desk a month, from a single room up to a thirteen-desk suite. Monroe lists two one-desk rooms at $105 and one of them is free of a future date, which is why the headline price is a price you can act on. Eleven of the twenty-one suites are available now. This is the northernmost of the fifteen; the nearest other one is Regions Bank Tower in Shreveport, 97.8 miles west. Listed services: near a public parking lot, parking, restaurant, catering, breakout spaces, wheelchair accessible. Day rates at the same address start at $19 for a hot desk and $59 for a day office.
Operator: Regus · Address: 201 Victory Blvd., Monroe · Rate: $105 per desk per month · Cheapest suite available now: $105 · Suites: 21 (11 available now), desk counts 1 to 6, then 8 and 13
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2. Fountain Park Center — Harvey
What to expect: Harvey sits 4.5 miles south-southeast of 650 Poydras Street; of the fifteen it is the closest to a New Orleans address without being in the city. It does not undercut the city on price — at $245 a desk it sits above three of the four New Orleans buildings — so the reason to look here is the distance, not the rate. All sixteen suites run at $245, one through six desks, ten of them free of a future date. The frontage is rendered in salmon with dark balcony railings above a planted walk. Listed services: near a public parking lot, parking, breakout spaces, catering, lounge. A hot desk here is $39 a day, a day office $99.
Operator: Regus · Address: 1901 Manhattan Blvd., Harvey · Rate: $245 per desk per month · Cheapest suite available now: $245 · Suites: 16 (10 available now), desk counts 1 to 6
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3. Holiday Blvd — Covington
What to expect: Covington sits 29.2 miles north of One Lakeway in Metairie, and here scarcity rather than price is the constraint: four of nineteen suites are available now, the thinnest ratio of the fifteen buildings. The rate is $209 a desk a month, with rooms at one through five desks and again at seven. Listed services are short: catering and breakout spaces. Hot desks are $39 a day here, day offices $109. One housekeeping note: this is the one building of the fifteen whose photographs are flagged as indicative rather than of the premises, so we have shown a data card rather than a picture we cannot vouch for.
Operator: Regus · Address: 205 Holiday Blvd., Covington · Rate: $209 per desk per month · Cheapest suite available now: $209 · Suites: 19 (4 available now), desk counts 1 to 5, then 7
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4. Westfork Business Center — Baton Rouge
What to expect: The smallest ledger of the ten featured, eleven suites, and the rungs skip: one, two, three, five and nine desks, with nothing at four, six, seven or eight. At $225 a desk a month that makes the nine-desk suite $2,025 and there is no intermediate step to negotiate down to. Six of the eleven are available now. Listed services: parking, breakout spaces, catering, lounge, wheelchair accessible. Baton Rouge has four Wezoo private-office buildings in total and the other three are covered in our private office Baton Rouge guide.
Operator: Regus · Address: 2900 Westfork Drive, Baton Rouge · Rate: $225 per desk per month · Cheapest suite available now: $225 · Suites: 11 (6 available now), desk counts 1, 2, 3, 5 and 9
👉 Request Westfork Business Center on Wezoo
5. Place St Charles — New Orleans
What to expect: Twenty-six suites over ten distinct room sizes — the longest ledger of the fifteen, and the most sizes to choose between. You can take one desk at $259 a month or twenty at $5,180, and sixteen of the twenty-six carry no future date. It is the only HQ-operated building of the fifteen; the other fourteen are Regus or Spaces. Listed services: near public transport, catering, restaurant, coffee and tea bar. Reception is a white counter against a red wall with black dome pendants. The three other New Orleans buildings are profiled in office space New Orleans.
Operator: HQ · Address: 201 St. Charles Ave, New Orleans · Rate: $259 per desk per month · Cheapest suite available now: $259 · Suites: 26 (16 available now), desk counts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 17 and 20
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6. One American Place — Baton Rouge
What to expect: Second-highest rate of the fifteen at $319 a desk a month, and the ledger is short: fifteen suites, one through five desks, nothing larger. Twelve of its fifteen suites are available now, the second-highest proportion of the fifteen buildings after 525 Florida St. The entrance is a recessed bank of glass doors up a run of steps, with the building name lettered on a panel beside them. Listed services: near a public parking lot, parking, breakout spaces, catering, coffee and tea bar, lounge, wheelchair accessible.
Operator: Regus · Address: 301 N. Main Street, Baton Rouge · Rate: $319 per desk per month · Cheapest suite available now: $319 · Suites: 15 (12 available now), desk counts 1 to 5
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7. 10202 Perkins Rowe — Baton Rouge
What to expect: The highest rate of the fifteen, $399 a desk a month, and the largest single suite: twenty-one desks at $8,379. The room sizes run one through six and then jump straight to twenty-one, so there is nothing between a six-desk room and space for a whole department. It is the only Spaces building of the fifteen. Listed services: parking, catering, breakout spaces. The breakout area is a long dark table under black pendants, with pale open shelving carrying ceramics and books. Hot desks here are $55 a day, the highest of the fifteen.
Operator: Spaces · Address: 10202 Perkins Rowe, Baton Rouge · Rate: $399 per desk per month · Cheapest suite available now: $399 · Suites: 19 (12 available now), desk counts 1 to 6, then 21
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8. Regions Bank Tower — Shreveport
What to expect: One of the four buildings whose one-desk suite carries a future date. The listing says from $169 a month; that is the dated one-desk suite. The cheapest suite you can occupy today is the two-desk room at $338, exactly twice the listed figure. The rate itself, $169 a desk, is the third-lowest of the fifteen and the ledger runs to a ten-desk suite at $1,690. Fifteen of twenty-two are available now. Listed services: near a public parking lot, parking, breakout spaces, catering, coffee and tea bar, lounge, wheelchair accessible. Our private office Shreveport guide covers the building on its own.
Operator: Regus · Address: 333 Texas Street, Shreveport · Rate: $169 per desk per month · Cheapest suite available now: $338 (listed from $169) · Suites: 22 (15 available now), desk counts 1 to 6, then 10
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9. Galleria Center — Metairie
What to expect: Same pattern as Shreveport: a listed price of $209 that belongs to a dated one-desk room, and a real entry of $418 for two desks. The rate matches 650 Poydras Street and Holiday Blvd at $209 a desk, so three of the fifteen buildings sit on the same number. Twenty-three suites, one through five desks, thirteen available now. A mirrored tower rises behind a brown-clad parking structure and a signed drive-through canopy. Listed services: near a public parking lot, parking, breakout spaces, catering, coffee and tea bar, lounge, restaurant, wheelchair accessible — eight, the longest list of the fifteen. Metairie’s two buildings are compared in office space Metairie.
Operator: Regus · Address: One Galleria Blvd., Metairie · Rate: $209 per desk per month · Cheapest suite available now: $418 (listed from $209) · Suites: 23 (13 available now), desk counts 1 to 5
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10. 2014 W Pinhook Rd — Lafayette
What to expect: The other way the one-desk room goes missing: this building lists none at all. The ladder starts at two desks, so the lowest price on the listing is $318 — and you can take that suite today, because there is nothing smaller to buy. The rate underneath it is $159 a desk a month, the second-lowest of the fifteen, which the $318 headline does not show. Twelve suites, six available now. Listed services: near a public parking lot, catering, breakout spaces. Meeting rooms here start at $55.00 an hour, the second-lowest entry rate of the fifteen after 525 Florida St. More on the market in office space Lafayette.
Operator: Regus · Address: 2014 W. Pinhook Rd., Lafayette · Rate: $159 per desk per month · Cheapest suite available now: $318 · Suites: 12 (6 available now), desk counts 2 to 6
👉 Request 2014 W Pinhook Rd on Wezoo
Does the operator or the town set the rate?
Mostly the individual building. But the town term is not empty, and it is worth being precise about which part of it survives.
Regus runs thirteen of the fifteen buildings, HQ one and Spaces one. Grouping the rates by operator returns an eta-squared of 0.50 against a chance floor of 0.14 for three groups over fifteen buildings — 3.5 times chance, which looks decisive until you notice that two of the three groups hold a single building each. The coefficient is not the evidence here. The within-brand spread is. Regus alone runs from $105 in Monroe to $319 in Baton Rouge, a 3.04-fold range against 3.80-fold across all fifteen, so one chain on its own covers four-fifths of the range in fold terms. A buyer who picks by logo is not picking by price.
Town is close to a null on the headline statistic. Eta-squared by town is 0.72 against a floor of 0.50 for eight towns over fifteen buildings, or 1.45 times chance — barely above what you would get by grouping at random. Five of the eight towns hold exactly one building, so most of that term is a building wearing a town’s name.
The ends of the office space Louisiana table do better than that coefficient suggests. Baton Rouge’s four buildings average $303 a desk against $200 for the other eleven, and they hold three of the four highest rates. The two northern buildings, Monroe at $105 and Shreveport at $169, are the first and third cheapest of the fifteen. Two buildings is a thin basis for a regional claim, so treat the northern figure as a description of those two addresses rather than a rule — but the Baton Rouge end holds across all four of its buildings.
When should you choose a private office over a day pass?
Somewhere past six days a month, if cost is the only question. Taking the median of the fifteen office space Louisiana buildings on each product — $219 per desk per month for a private office, $35 a day for a hot desk, both per person — puts the crossover at a little over six days.
The day office is a different comparison, and not a like-for-like one: at a median $99 a day it buys a private room for the day rather than a desk in a shared area, and the room does not stay yours overnight. Meeting rooms at these same fifteen addresses start between $53.52 and $120.04 an hour depending on the building, with a median entry rate of $91.90. Those are each building’s cheapest room; across all 31 meeting rooms the fifteen list, hourly prices run from $53.52 to $167.50.
One useful pattern: a building’s private-office rate tracks its day-office rate closely (correlation +0.93) and its hot-desk rate just as closely (+0.93), but shows little relationship to its meeting-room rate (+0.28). The three products you rent by the period move together. The room you rent by the hour does not follow them, so a building that is expensive for a desk is not reliably expensive for a meeting room.
Every private-office price on this page is a per-desk monthly rate quoted with the building’s listed services, not a rent per square foot. The SBA guidance on picking a business location is a reasonable starting checklist, and Louisiana Economic Development publishes the state-level incentive programs.
Ready to set up your private office in Louisiana?
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Office space Louisiana FAQ
What does office space Louisiana cost per desk?
Across the fifteen buildings that list a private office on Wezoo in Louisiana, the per-desk rate runs from $105 to $399 a month, with a median across those fifteen buildings of $219. That is a rate per desk per month, not a suite price: a four-desk room at a building on the $219 median rate costs $876. Suite prices themselves run from $105 for a single desk at Monroe Business Center to $8,379 for a twenty-one-desk suite at 10202 Perkins Rowe in Baton Rouge.
Which office space Louisiana building is cheapest?
Monroe Business Center on Victory Blvd. in Monroe, at $105 per desk per month. Of the fifteen buildings that list a private office on Wezoo in Louisiana it has both the lowest per-desk rate and, at $105 for a single desk, the cheapest individual suite. The next-lowest rate is $159 a desk at 2014 W Pinhook Rd in Lafayette.
Why is the from-price on an office space Louisiana listing not always a one-desk price?
Because a from-price is whatever the cheapest suite a building currently lists happens to be. At eight of the fifteen buildings that list a private office on Wezoo in Louisiana, the one-desk room is either not offered at all or carries a future move-in date, so the cheapest suite available now holds two desks and costs exactly twice the per-desk rate. At four of those eight the from-price is itself a two-desk price; at the other four it is a one-desk price for a room that is already spoken for.
How many office space Louisiana suites can you move into today?
Of the 288 private-office suites Wezoo lists across the fifteen buildings in Louisiana, 173 carry no future availability date and 115 do. The spread between buildings is wide: 525 Florida St in Baton Rouge has 19 of its 23 suites free, while Holiday Blvd in Covington has 4 of 19.
Is a private office cheaper than hot-desking in Louisiana?
It depends how many days a month you need a workspace. Across the fifteen buildings Wezoo lists in Louisiana, the median private office is $219 per desk per month and the median hot desk is $35 a day. Both figures are per person, so the crossover is a little over six days a month. Below that a hot desk costs less; above it the private office does, and the desk stays yours between visits.
Does the operator set the private-office rate in Louisiana?
Not on this evidence. Regus runs thirteen of the fifteen buildings Wezoo lists in Louisiana and its own rates span $105 to $319 a desk, a 3.04-fold spread inside one brand, against 3.80-fold across all fifteen. The other two buildings are single examples of their brands, so the between-brand comparison has very little to stand on. The individual building is what moves the number.
