Office space for rent in Germany
Cities in Germany
Berlin1400 offices
Frankfurt492 offices
Hamburg404 offices
Düsseldorf380 offices
Munich305 offices
Cologne240 offices
Stuttgart220 offices
Mannheim110 offices
Hannover100 offices
Nuremberg80 offices
Bremen65 offices
Dresden65 offices
Leipzig60 offices
Essen60 offices
Bonn50 offices
Dortmund45 offices
Potsdam40 offices
Wiesbaden40 offices
Darmstadt40 offices
Karlsruhe30 offices
Heidelberg30 offices
Kiel30 officesOffice space for rent by city in Germany
Berlin
Germany's capital and its leading startup and tech hub — from Mitte and Potsdamer Platz to the Mediaspree corridor. Office space in Berlin →
Frankfurt
The financial heart of the Eurozone — home of the ECB and Germany’s densest cluster of banking towers. Office space in Frankfurt →
Hamburg
Germany’s port and media city — offices from the HafenCity waterfront to the central Neustadt. Office space in Hamburg →
Düsseldorf
A fashion, advertising and telecoms hub on the Rhine, with the Medienhafen and Königsallee business districts. Office space in Düsseldorf →
Munich
Bavaria’s prosperous business capital — headquarters of insurers, carmakers and a strong tech scene. Office space in Munich →
Cologne
A media and insurance centre on the Rhine, and one of Germany’s largest and most connected cities. Office space in Cologne →
Stuttgart
The engineering capital of the south-west — home to automotive and precision-manufacturing leaders. Office space in Stuttgart →
Mannheim
An industrial and logistics centre in the Rhine-Neckar region with a grid-planned business core. Office space in Mannheim →
Hannover
A trade-fair city and regional capital of Lower Saxony, well connected across northern Germany. Office space in Hannover →
Nuremberg
The economic centre of northern Bavaria, strong in electronics, logistics and market research. Office space in Nuremberg →
Bremen
A Hanseatic port city with aerospace, maritime and food industries in the north-west. Office space in Bremen →
Dresden
The capital of Saxony and a growing microelectronics and research hub known as “Silicon Saxony”. Office space in Dresden →
Leipzig
A fast-growing eastern city with logistics, automotive and a thriving creative scene. Office space in Leipzig →
Essen
A corporate-headquarters city at the heart of the Ruhr region, home to energy and retail groups. Office space in Essen →
Bonn
The former federal capital, now a hub for telecoms, logistics and UN organisations. Office space in Bonn →
Dortmund
A Ruhr city reinventing itself around technology, logistics and insurance after its industrial past. Office space in Dortmund →
Potsdam
The capital of Brandenburg on Berlin’s doorstep, with media, film and research clusters. Office space in Potsdam →
Wiesbaden
The capital of Hesse in the Rhine-Main region, strong in insurance, IT and public administration. Office space in Wiesbaden →
Darmstadt
A science city south of Frankfurt, a centre for software, chemicals and space technology. Office space in Darmstadt →
Karlsruhe
An IT and research city in Baden-Württemberg, home to a leading technology university. Office space in Karlsruhe →
Heidelberg
A university and life-sciences city on the Neckar, with biotech and research institutes. Office space in Heidelberg →
Kiel
The Baltic capital of Schleswig-Holstein, with maritime, marine-tech and public-sector offices. Office space in Kiel →
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We cover 22 cities in Germany. The deepest supply is in Berlin (1,400 offers), followed by Frankfurt and Hamburg; each city has its own page with filters by district, size and price.
Right now 4,286 offices across Germany. The number changes as landlords update availability, and every listing shows size, floor and the monthly figure.
Building class, distance to the centre and transport, plus how tight the local market is. Comparing two city pages side by side is the quickest way to see the gap.
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