Looking for a private office Melbourne teams can move into this year? These are the 10 best private offices on Wezoo in 2026, each priced by the month. Melbourne here means the City of Melbourne council area, which is what Wezoo’s Melbourne page covers: 11 buildings, ten in the CBD postcode 3000 and one in Docklands.
Not sure yet whether a private office is the right format? Our complete guide to private offices explains how they work. If you already know, the shortlist gives each building’s lowest listed monthly price, the office sizes it lists and the earliest listed start date.
Private office Melbourne snapshot — City of Melbourne on Wezoo
- 11 buildings with private offices on Wezoo, carrying 224 office listings
- Price range: A$355–A$42,945 per office per month, on a 24+ month term
- Office sizes: 1 to 105 people
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Operators: IWG (Regus, Spaces and Signature) at 8 buildings, WeWork at 3
What does private office Melbourne cost in Melbourne?
The lowest listed price in the City of Melbourne is A$355 a month, for a one-person office at 85 Spring Street. The highest is A$42,945 a month, for a 105-person office at Two Melbourne Quarter in Docklands.
Each figure is the indicative price of the whole office per month, not a desk rate. At Regus, Spaces and Signature buildings it is the price for a term of 24 months or more, and every listing also shows a 12–24 month price: the one-person office at 85 Spring Street is A$355 on the longer term and A$508 on the shorter one. These three brands name every office by headcount and type, such as “2-person Internal Economy Office” or “33-person External Superior View Office”. At the three WeWork buildings the listings are size bands, which WeWork marks as indicative and confirms on enquiry.
When should you choose private offices over a virtual office?
Choose a private office when your team needs a room of its own to work from. Choose a virtual office when you mainly need an address and someone to handle the mail.
The difference matters for registration. Business.gov.au explains that your principal place of business must be a street address in Australia, not a post office box, and that a company also needs a registered office. It lists a virtual office service as an option for your postal address. A private office gives you the street address and the desk; a virtual office gives you the address alone. If you are comparing cities, our guide to serviced offices in Sydney covers the same product there.
The 10 best private offices on Wezoo for 2026
The ten buildings run from the lowest listed monthly price up. The eleventh building in the City of Melbourne, 460 Lonsdale Street, lists Regus offices from A$2,010 a month for six people and is on the Melbourne private offices page. Every private office here is run by one of two companies: IWG, which trades as Regus, Spaces and Signature, and WeWork.
1. 85 Spring Street — Melbourne CBD
85 Spring Street by Signature, Melbourne CBD
What to expect: 24 offices for 1 to 12 people, from A$355 a month (one person) to A$4,260 (12 people) on a 24+ month term, or A$508 and A$6,096 on 12–24 months. No start date on 18 of the 24; the earliest listed date is 1 October 2026.
Operator: Signature, an IWG brand.
Request 85 Spring Street on Wezoo →
2. 120 Collins Street — Collins Street
120 Collins Street by Regus, Collins Street
What to expect: 22 offices for 1 to 23 people, from A$459 a month (one person) to A$10,557 (23 people) on a 24+ month term, or A$736 and A$16,928 on 12–24 months. No start date on 6 of the 22; the earliest listed date is 1 October 2026.
Operator: Regus, an IWG brand.
Request 120 Collins Street on Wezoo →
3. Rialto M2 — Melbourne CBD
Rialto M2 by Spaces, Melbourne CBD
What to expect: 46 offices for 1 to 23 people, from A$549 a month (one person) to A$12,627 (23 people) on a 24+ month term, or A$850 and A$19,550 on 12–24 months. No start date on 27 of the 46; the earliest listed date is 1 October 2026.
Operator: Spaces, an IWG brand. Its 46 offices are the most of any building here.
4. Two Melbourne Quarter — Docklands
Two Melbourne Quarter by Spaces, Docklands
What to expect: 41 offices for 2 to 105 people, from A$818 a month (2 people) to A$42,945 (105 people) on a 24+ month term, or A$1,128 and A$59,221 on 12–24 months. No start date on 26 of the 41; the earliest listed date is 1 November 2026.
Operator: Spaces, an IWG brand. It is the only building here outside postcode 3000.
Request Two Melbourne Quarter on Wezoo →
5. 152 Elizabeth St — Elizabeth Street
152 Elizabeth St by WeWork, Elizabeth Street
What to expect: Five size bands, from A$830 a month for 1–3 desks to A$13,650 for 21+ desks. Indicative prices, confirmed on enquiry.
Operator: WeWork. WeWork describes the building as a heritage Art Deco property.
Request 152 Elizabeth St on Wezoo →
6. 120 Spencer St — Spencer Street
120 Spencer St by WeWork, Spencer Street
What to expect: Five size bands, from A$890 a month for 1–3 desks to A$14,640 for 21+ desks. Indicative prices, confirmed on enquiry.
Operator: WeWork. The listing puts it on Level 22.
Request 120 Spencer St on Wezoo →
7. 90 Collins Street — Collins Street
90 Collins Street by Regus, Collins Street
What to expect: 23 offices for 2 to 33 people, from A$938 a month (2 people) to A$15,477 (33 people) on a 24+ month term, or A$1,156 and A$19,075 on 12–24 months. No start date on 8 of the 23; the earliest listed date is 1 February 2027.
Operator: Regus, an IWG brand.
Request 90 Collins Street on Wezoo →
8. 367 Collins Street — Collins Street
367 Collins Street by Regus, Collins Street
What to expect: 16 offices for 3 to 14 people, from A$1,155 a month (3 people) to A$5,390 (14 people) on a 24+ month term, or A$1,524 and A$7,112 on 12–24 months. No start date on 8 of the 16; the earliest listed date is 1 October 2026.
Operator: Regus, an IWG brand.
Request 367 Collins Street on Wezoo →
9. 180 Lonsdale Street — Lonsdale Street
180 Lonsdale Street by Regus, Lonsdale Street
What to expect: 17 offices for 2 to 19 people, from A$1,170 a month (2 people) to A$11,115 (19 people) on a 24+ month term, or A$1,316 and A$12,502 on 12–24 months. No start date on 8 of the 17; the earliest listed date is 1 December 2026.
Operator: Regus, an IWG brand.
Request 180 Lonsdale Street on Wezoo →
10. 222 Exhibition St — Exhibition Street
222 Exhibition St by WeWork, Exhibition Street
What to expect: Five size bands, from A$1,250 a month for 1–3 desks to A$20,560 for 21+ desks. Indicative prices, confirmed on enquiry.
Operator: WeWork. WeWork describes it as a glass tower.
Request 222 Exhibition St on Wezoo →
How to choose / How far in advance to book
Four steps get you from a search to an offer from the operator:
- Start from your headcount. The number on each listing is the most people the office holds, so pick an office whose number is at least your team size.
- Decide between an internal and an external office. At Regus, Spaces and Signature buildings, the listing name tells you which one you are looking at.
- Check the start date. Most listings show none, and a missing date is not a promise of a free office, so ask.
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Send the request. The operator confirms the office, the date, the price and the term.
On lead time: 131 of the 224 listings show no start date, and where a date is listed the earliest is 1 October 2026. If you need to move in within weeks, request two or three buildings at once rather than one, and ask each operator for its earliest date.
Best Melbourne neighbourhoods for private offices searchers
Split by street, a private office Melbourne shortlist falls into three parts. Collins Street is in the name of three of the ten: 90, 120 and 367 Collins Street, all run by Regus.
The rest of the CBD holds six: 85 Spring Street, 152 Elizabeth St, 120 Spencer St, 222 Exhibition St, 180 Lonsdale Street and Rialto M2. All three WeWork buildings are in this group.
Docklands has one building, Two Melbourne Quarter, and it lists the largest private office Wezoo shows in the City of Melbourne, for 105 people.
Outside the City of Melbourne, Wezoo lists 11 more buildings with private offices in eight other Victorian council areas: Yarra, Whitehorse, Kingston, Darebin, Stonnington, Port Phillip, Greater Dandenong and Banyule.
Ready to request your private office in Melbourne?
Private Office Melbourne — FAQ
How much does a private office in Melbourne cost on Wezoo?
In the City of Melbourne, Wezoo lists private offices from A$355 a month (a one-person office at 85 Spring Street) to A$42,945 a month (a 105-person office at Two Melbourne Quarter in Docklands), both on a term of 24 months or more. Each price is for the whole office, and the operator confirms the final figure when you request it.
What term do private office Melbourne prices assume?
At Regus, Spaces and Signature buildings in the City of Melbourne, the listed price is for a term of 24 months or more, and each listing also shows a 12–24 month price; the one-person office at 85 Spring Street is A$355 a month on the longer term and A$508 on the shorter one. At WeWork buildings, the office, availability and price are confirmed on enquiry.
Can I book a private office in Melbourne instantly?
No. A private office on Wezoo is requested, not booked: you send a request for the building, and the operator comes back with the available office, the start date and the price.
Which part of Melbourne does this private office Melbourne list cover?
The City of Melbourne council area. Ten of its eleven buildings with private offices on Wezoo are in the CBD postcode 3000 and one, Two Melbourne Quarter, is in Docklands. Wezoo lists 22 buildings with private offices across Victoria.
Can a private office be my principal place of business?
Business.gov.au says a principal place of business must be a street address in Australia, not a post office box. A private office has a street address, so ask the operator whether your agreement allows you to register it as your business address.
Send your private office Melbourne requests
Pick two or three buildings from the list, send a private office Melbourne request for each and let the operators come back with an office, a date and a price. The reply confirms which office is free and when.
