Finding office space Queens teams actually want means accepting one thing first: the borough is not a single office market, it is three. Long Island City sells the skyline and the one-stop hop to Grand Central. Astoria and Dutch Kills sit a few blocks north. Forest Hills, out on Queens Boulevard, trades the view for a shorter commute and a smaller bill.
This guide covers every private office listed on Wezoo in Queens right now — four suites across those three sub-markets, with real 2026 monthly prices, capacities and availability. If you want the wider picture on how serviced private offices work before you compare, start with our complete guide to private office space, then come back for the Queens numbers.
Wezoo snapshot — Queens private offices
- 4 private offices available on Wezoo
- Price range: from $1,490 to $4,590 per month (about $489 to $765 per desk)
- Neighborhoods: Long Island City (2), Dutch Kills / Astoria (1), Forest Hills (1)
- Operators: Regus, HQ and Spaces
With only four offices, we show the full price range rather than an average — each suite is a different size, so the whole numbers below matter more than any midpoint. Treat it as your office space Queens shortlist.
What does office space Queens actually cost in 2026?
A private office in Queens starts at $1,490 a month for two people at Forest Hills Tower and runs to $4,590 a month for a six-person suite on 36th Avenue. Read per desk, the four sit in a tight band — roughly $489 to $765 — with the Long Island City addresses at the low end and the two Regus suites at the top. Every price below is the monthly “from” rate for the whole private office, not a per-person figure, so match it against the team size in the same row.
| Office | Area | Capacity | From (office/mo) | Per desk | Operator | Available |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Forest Hills Tower | Forest Hills | Up to 2 | from $1,490/mo | ~$745/desk | Regus | Now |
| Hunter’s Point | Long Island City | Up to 4 | from $1,956/mo | ~$489/desk | HQ | Now |
| Spaces Gaseteria Works | Long Island City | Up to 3 | from $2,025/mo | ~$675/desk | Spaces | Now |
| 36th Avenue | Dutch Kills | Up to 6 | from $4,590/mo | ~$765/desk | Regus | From march 2027 |
Private offices on Wezoo are a request, not an instant checkout: you send an enquiry to the operator and confirm terms directly. For the local business context around these addresses, the Queens Chamber of Commerce is a useful starting point.
The 4 best private offices for office space Queens in 2026
Ordered by price, cheapest first. Forest Hills Tower leads because it is the one option outside the Long Island City cluster — and the only sub-$1,500 door in the borough.
1. Forest Hills Tower — Forest Hills (from $1,490/month)
What to expect: The cheapest way into a private office in Queens, and the only one of the four that sits outside the Long Island City cluster. This is a two-person suite on Queens Boulevard at 118-35, wrapped around a glass-walled meeting room, with a bright “Recharge” pantry and a bean-to-cup machine down the hall. The 71st–Continental Avenues station (E, F, M, R) is a short walk, which puts Midtown roughly 20 minutes away for a fraction of the Midtown rent. It is available now.
From: $1,490/month for a two-person office (about $745/desk) · Operator: Regus · Availability: available now
👉 Check availability at Forest Hills Tower on Wezoo
2. Hunter’s Point — Long Island City (from $1,956/month)
What to expect: A four-person office inside a converted Long Island City industrial building on 21st Street, a couple of blocks from the Vernon Blvd–Jackson Ave 7 train and one stop from Grand Central. The ground-floor entrance is workshop-plain rather than polished, and that is the trade: at roughly $489 a desk this is the lowest per-desk rate of the four, on a genuine LIC address. It is available now.
From: $1,956/month for a four-person office (about $489/desk) · Operator: HQ · Availability: available now
👉 Check availability at Hunter’s Point on Wezoo
3. Spaces Gaseteria Works — Long Island City (from $2,025/month)
What to expect: A three-person office in a converted loft near Court Square, with the black-framed factory windows and high ceilings Long Island City trades on. Spaces runs the front-of-house, and it shows: this location carries the strongest design-and-ambiance score of the Queens set. Court Square puts the E, M, G and 7 lines within a couple of minutes. It is available now.
From: $2,025/month for a three-person office (about $675/desk) · Operator: Spaces · Availability: available now
👉 Check availability at Spaces Gaseteria Works on Wezoo
4. 36th Avenue — Dutch Kills (from $4,590/month)
What to expect: The largest of the four — a six-person Regus suite at 35-01 36th Avenue in Dutch Kills, on the seam between Astoria and Long Island City. Expect a staffed reception, red lounge chairs and a tidy blue-and-white pantry, with the N and W trains at 36th Avenue two blocks away. One caveat worth reading twice: this suite opens in March 2027, so it fits a team planning a move well ahead rather than one that needs desks next week.
From: $4,590/month for a six-person office (about $765/desk) · Operator: Regus · Availability: available from March 2027
👉 Check availability at 36th Avenue on Wezoo
Which part of Queens should you choose?
Three of the four offices sit in or beside Long Island City; one sits five miles east in Forest Hills. The right pick is mostly a commute-and-budget question. Below, the office space Queens picks split by neighborhood.
Long Island City is the obvious default — Hunter’s Point and Spaces Gaseteria Works are one 7-train stop from Grand Central, and the neighborhood has the densest coffee-and-lunch grid in the borough. If your team is LIC-first, our dedicated guide to office space in Long Island City profiles these buildings block by block.
Dutch Kills and Astoria sit just north; the 36th Avenue suite is the largest space in this list and the closest to the N/W. For the wider Astoria picture, including options that reach toward Midtown, see our guide to office space in Astoria.
Forest Hills is the outlier and, for a small team, often the smart one: Forest Hills Tower is the cheapest office in the borough, steps from the E/F/M/R, and it skips the LIC premium entirely. You can cross-check neighborhood detail against official New York City resources for Queens.
How does office space Queens compare to Manhattan?
The short version: you keep the one-subway-stop address and drop the Midtown rent. A two- to four-person private office in Queens starts under $2,000 a month here; the equivalent across the river runs materially higher. If you are weighing the trade, put these Queens numbers next to our guide to office space in Manhattan and decide whether the skyline view is worth the difference. For most Queens teams the office space Queens option wins on price. For most Queens-based teams, it is not.
How far in advance should you book?
Three of the four — Forest Hills Tower, Hunter’s Point and Spaces Gaseteria Works — are available now, so a same-month move is realistic. Timing is the last variable in any office space Queens search. The 36th Avenue suite is the exception: it opens in March 2027, which makes it a planning-ahead option rather than a next-week one. Because private offices are request-based, send your enquiry early enough to tour and negotiate terms before your ideal start date.
Ready to set up your office in Queens?
Office space Queens: frequently asked questions
How much is a private office in Queens?
Private offices in Queens start at $1,490 a month for two people at Forest Hills Tower and reach $4,590 a month for a six-person suite on 36th Avenue. Per desk, the four offices fall between roughly $489 and $765.
Where is the cheapest office space in Queens?
Forest Hills Tower on Queens Boulevard is the cheapest private office in the borough on Wezoo, from $1,490 a month for a two-person office, and it is available now.
Is office space in Queens cheaper than Manhattan?
Yes. A small private office in Queens starts under $2,000 a month, while a comparable Manhattan office typically costs materially more — for a one-subway-stop address, that is the core Queens trade-off.
Which Queens neighborhoods have private offices on Wezoo?
Long Island City has two (Hunter’s Point and Spaces Gaseteria Works), Dutch Kills on the Astoria seam has one (36th Avenue), and Forest Hills has one (Forest Hills Tower).
Can I rent a one- or two-person office in Queens right now?
Yes. Forest Hills Tower offers a two-person office available now from $1,490 a month; Hunter’s Point and Spaces Gaseteria Works in Long Island City are also available immediately.
Do I need a lease or membership to book office space Queens operators list?
No long lease or membership is required. Private offices on Wezoo are request-based: you send an enquiry to the operator — Regus, HQ or Spaces here — and agree flexible terms directly.
