Private office Toronto searches almost always end at the same three questions: what does it cost a month, how many people fit, and how soon can we move in. Wezoo lists 34 buildings in the city with private offices, from a single person office on Consumers Road at C$259 a month to an 85 person floor at Brookfield Place.
This private office Toronto guide is built from live Wezoo listings rather than operator brochures, so every price, capacity and address below is the one you will see when you send a request. For the national picture, our complete guide to private offices in Canada covers all 161 Canadian buildings.
Wezoo snapshot: private office Toronto
- 34 buildings with private offices in Toronto on Wezoo
- Monthly starting prices: from C$259 to C$1,670, depending on the building
- Largest single listing: up to 85 people at C$54,825 a month, at Brookfield Place
- Smallest: one person offices, listed in most of the 34 buildings
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Operators: Regus, Spaces, HQ
What does a private office in Toronto cost?
Private office Toronto pricing has a floor, and it is lower than most people expect: C$259 a month at Parkway Place in North York. The highest starting price belongs to 99 Yorkville Avenue at C$1,670. Everything else sits between those two.
Postcode moves the number more than fit-out does. Brookfield Place and The Permanent, both in the Financial District, start at C$645. Go east to 235 Carlaw Avenue in Leslieville and the entry price is C$309; go west to 60 Atlantic Avenue in Liberty Village and it is C$359. The buildings are comparable. The address is not.
Each figure is the smallest office in that building, and the ceiling inside one address can be many times the floor: Brookfield Place reaches C$54,825 a month, Exchange Tower C$49,590, 5200 Yonge Street C$26,743. Wezoo publishes the starting price but not the contract term behind it, so read it as a floor and confirm the term before you compare two buildings on price alone.
When should you choose a private office over coworking?
A private office is for the team that needs a lockable door, a fixed address and the same desk tomorrow morning. Coworking is for the team that does not. That is the whole decision, and it is usually settled by whether you handle anything you would not want read over your shoulder.
Three signals point at a private office rather than a shared floor: client work under confidentiality, hardware or files that have to stay put, and a headcount stable enough to sign for. A conventional lease answers the same brief, but it asks for years and a fit-out budget, where these listings are furnished.
If you only need space for a scheduled session rather than a permanent desk, meeting rooms across Ontario are booked by the hour instead, and that is a genuinely different product.
The 10 best private office Toronto picks for 2026
Every private office Toronto shortlist has to start somewhere. These ten come out of the 34 buildings Wezoo lists in the city, chosen to span the price range, the capacity range and the main office districts rather than to rank one operator above another.
1. Brookfield Place, Financial District
Brookfield Place by Regus, Financial District
Brookfield Place sits at Bay and Wellington, plugged straight into the PATH, which means winter never touches your commute from Union Station.
What to expect: 34 private office listings, from a one person office at C$645 a month to an 85 person floor at C$54,825. Parking, catering, a restaurant, a lounge and step free access on site.
Operator: Regus. Request Brookfield Place on Wezoo
2. The Permanent, Financial District
The Permanent by Spaces, Financial District
The Permanent is the 1928 bank tower at 320 Bay Street, restored rather than replaced, and it reads that way the moment you walk in.
What to expect: 32 listings from C$645 to C$10,965 a month, for one to 17 people. Breakout space and catering, with public transport at the door.
Operator: Spaces. Request The Permanent on Wezoo
3. RBC WaterPark Place, South Core
RBC WaterPark Place by Regus, South Core
RBC WaterPark Place faces the lake at 88 Queens Quay West, far enough south of the core that the street noise drops away.
What to expect: 28 listings from C$449 to C$25,144 a month, scaling to 56 people. Bike storage, parking, a restaurant, a lounge and step free access.
Operator: Regus. Request RBC WaterPark Place on Wezoo
4. 325 Front Street West, Entertainment District
325 Front Street West by Spaces, Entertainment District
325 Front Street West puts you beside the Rogers Centre and the rail corridor, on the walking side of Union rather than the driving side.
What to expect: 28 listings from C$435 to C$16,095 a month, for one to 37 people. Parking, catering and breakout space, with public transport at the door.
Operator: Spaces. Request 325 Front Street West on Wezoo
5. 180 John Street, Entertainment District
180 John Street by Spaces, Entertainment District
180 John Street carries the widest choice of any building in the city: 44 separate private office listings under one address, a short walk south of Queen Street West.
What to expect: From C$749 to C$12,733 a month, for one to 17 people. Breakout space, catering and step free access, with public transport at the door.
Operator: Spaces. Request 180 John Street on Wezoo
6. 99 Yorkville Avenue, Yorkville
99 Yorkville Avenue by Spaces, Yorkville
99 Yorkville Avenue is the premium address in this set, and the entry price says so before the lobby does.
What to expect: 16 listings from C$1,670 to C$28,390 a month, for two to 34 people. Parking, a restaurant, breakout space and step free access.
Operator: Spaces. Request 99 Yorkville Avenue on Wezoo
7. Davisville Centre, Midtown
Davisville Centre by Regus, Midtown
Davisville Centre stands on Yonge at 1920, directly above Davisville station, which makes it the honest midtown trade: a downtown subway ride without a downtown rate.
What to expect: 26 listings from C$425 to C$4,675 a month, for one to 11 people. Parking, a lounge, a coffee and tea bar and a restaurant in the building.
Operator: Regus. Request Davisville Centre on Wezoo
8. 60 Atlantic Avenue, Liberty Village
60 Atlantic Avenue by Regus, Liberty Village
60 Atlantic Avenue is a converted Liberty Village warehouse, and it still behaves like a studio rather than a tower.
What to expect: 17 listings from C$359 to C$2,513 a month, for one to seven people. Breakout space, a lounge, catering and step free access, with public transport at the door.
Operator: Regus. Request 60 Atlantic Avenue on Wezoo
9. 235 Carlaw Avenue, Leslieville
235 Carlaw Avenue by Spaces, Leslieville
235 Carlaw Avenue is east of the Don in the old Wrigley complex, a block up from Queen Street East and the streetcar.
What to expect: 23 listings from C$309 to C$2,163 a month, for one to seven people. Breakout space and catering, with public transport at the door.
Operator: Spaces. Request 235 Carlaw Avenue on Wezoo
10. Parkway Place, North York
Parkway Place by Regus, North York
Parkway Place on Consumers Road holds the lowest entry price Wezoo lists anywhere in Toronto, and it buys a real door rather than a desk in a hall.
What to expect: 18 listings from C$259 to C$1,554 a month, for one to six people. Public parking nearby, a lounge, a coffee and tea bar and a restaurant on site.
Operator: Regus. Request Parkway Place on Wezoo
How do you choose, and how far in advance should you request?
A private office Toronto request goes to the operator, not to a checkout. There is no Book button on these listings, and that is deliberate: term, fit-out and handover date are settled between you and the operator.
- Set the headcount first. Capacity is published per listing, so filter on people before you filter on price. A building with a C$259 entry price may top out at six.
- Buy the commute, not the postcode. Davisville Centre sits above a subway station for C$425. The same money downtown buys less space.
- Read the availability date. Some listings show a date the operator expects to hand over; the rest are open now. That date, not a rule of thumb, is your lead time.
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Ask about the term. Send the request through Wezoo and have the operator confirm what contract length the starting price assumes before you sign anything.
Best Toronto neighbourhoods for private office searchers
Private office Toronto supply is not spread evenly. The Financial District and the South Core carry the deepest choice and the highest rates: Brookfield Place, The Permanent, First Canadian Place, Exchange Tower, Royal Bank Plaza, 401 Bay Street and RBC WaterPark Place, most of them on the PATH.
West of the core the character changes. The Entertainment District and Queen West hold 325 Front Street West, 180 John Street and the Gladstone on Minowan Miikan Lane; Liberty Village has 60 and 80 Atlantic Avenue; the Junction Triangle has 1655 Dupont Street and 30 Powerhouse Street. Converted industrial addresses, and they price below the towers. Midtown runs up Yonge through Davisville Centre, 2 St Clair Avenue West, 1235 Bay Street and 3080 Yonge Street. East of the Don there is 235 Carlaw Avenue in Leslieville.
North York, Scarborough and Etobicoke are districts of the city, not separate markets, so their buildings sit inside the same 34 building list. Parkway Place, 4711 Yonge Street, 5200 Yonge Street and Hullmark Center cover North York, 10 Milner Business Court covers Scarborough, 3250 Bloor Street West and 10 Four Seasons Place cover Etobicoke. All sit on or near the TTC subway and streetcar network, which is what makes the rate difference worth taking.
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Private office Toronto: FAQ
How much does a private office Toronto listing cost per month?
Starting prices run from C$259 a month at Parkway Place in North York to C$1,670 at 99 Yorkville Avenue. Inside one address the spread is far wider: Brookfield Place goes from C$645 to C$54,825 for its largest office.
Can you book a private office on Wezoo?
No. Private offices are requested, not booked. There is no checkout, because the term, the fit-out and the handover date are agreed with the operator after you send the request through Wezoo.
How many private offices does Wezoo list in Toronto?
Wezoo lists 34 buildings with private offices in Toronto, across Regus, Spaces and HQ. Each carries its own listings, from one person offices to full floors.
What does the starting price actually include?
The listing publishes a monthly starting price, the capacity and, where the operator has set one, an availability date. It does not publish the contract term the starting price assumes, so treat the figure as a floor and confirm the term when you send your request.
Are North York and Scarborough covered?
Yes. They are districts of the city of Toronto, so their buildings sit inside the same 34 building list rather than on pages of their own. Parkway Place and 5200 Yonge Street are in North York, 10 Milner Business Court is in Scarborough, and 3250 Bloor Street West is in Etobicoke.
Where to start your private office Toronto shortlist
Pick the headcount, pick the commute, let the price fall out of those two. All 34 buildings are already on one page, which beats calling six operators in turn. The City of Toronto business and economy pages are a useful second stop if you are relocating into the city rather than within it.
