We list 248 private offices and suites across 34 business centres in San Diego, CA. Asking rents run from $2.00 to $6.30 per ft² a month — $24 to $76 per ft² a year — and cluster around $4.00. Units start at 40 ft² and reach 2,885 ft². Search for office space for lease or for rent in San Diego and you land on the same inventory: in US commercial real estate the lease is simply the contract behind the rent.
Downtown and Little Italy (92101) — 79 offices in 10 buildings from $120; Carmel Valley and Del Mar Heights (92130) — 26 offices in 3 buildings from $280; Mission Valley (92108) — 24 offices in 3 buildings from $330; La Jolla (92037) — 20 offices in 3 buildings from $380; University City and UTC (92122) — 18 offices in 2 buildings from $170. Coverage runs across San Diego County, from the downtown core to the North County corridor along the I-15.
Downtown (92101) is the deepest submarket we cover. 600 West Broadway lists 10 offices from $270 a month, Little Italy 10 from $831, and 8910 University Center Lane 9 from $170 in 92122. If your search is specifically for office space in downtown San Diego, start there.
195 of the 248 units are under 1,000 ft² and 245 sit under 2,500 ft² — the range a team of two to fifteen needs. The cheapest office runs $110 a month, a typical one about $1,830, and the largest $9,600. This is the part of the San Diego market the big listing portals cover worst: they are built for whole floors, and a two-person firm has to call an agent to find out anything at all.
Every building also carries the service formats. A virtual office in San Diego gives you a real street address with mail handling from $100 a month — enough to register a California entity before committing to space. Coworking desks start at $130. Meeting rooms in the same buildings are booked separately, by the hour.
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Private offices in San Diego are advertised from $110 to $9,600 per month across 248 available offices. A quarter of them are listed below $680 a month and the median asking price is $1,830. Coworking desks start from $130 a month. Prices here are quoted per office per month rather than per sq ft, because the monthly figure already covers the service charge and the shared areas of the building.
The lowest asking price in the San Diego catalogue is $110 a month for a lot of 55 sq ft in San Diego. It is not a one-off: a quarter of all 248 offices listed in San Diego are advertised below $680 a month, mostly small serviced rooms outside the central business district.
248 offices in 34 buildings are listed in San Diego today, from 40 to 2,885 sq ft, with a median lot of 440 sq ft. Availability changes weekly — the list on this page is the live catalogue, not a monthly snapshot.
Yes. 98 of the 248 offices listed in San Diego are 300 sq ft or smaller, with prices from $110 a month. A team of two to five usually fits that band, and serviced rooms of this size normally come furnished, so there is no fit-out to pay for.
Coworking is listed in all 34 San Diego buildings in the catalogue, with prices from $130 a month. A desk is billed per person, so a team of three pays for three desks instead of a whole room plus its deposit — which is why coworking is the cheaper entry point below $680 a month.
For serviced and flexible offices the monthly figure normally covers the office itself, the service charge, building insurance, cleaning of the common areas, reception and security, heating, lighting and internet. Outside it: parking, meeting rooms beyond the included credits, dedicated IT and any fit-out you ask for. A conventional lease includes almost none of this.
No. RentOfficeToday takes no commission from tenants on any of the 34 San Diego buildings in this catalogue. You contact the building through the form on the listing, and the price you see is the price you negotiate — there is no broker fee on top.
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The entry point is $60 per month. The most affordable options are compact serviced rooms and desks from 1 to 60 ft², usually inside business centres that include internet, cleaning and reception in the price.
Our San Diego listing has 42 coworking options. A desk is the fastest way to start: one monthly invoice covers the workplace, meeting rooms and reception, with no fit-out and no long lease.
Yes — San Diego has 34 virtual office options and 34 registered business addresses in the listing. A virtual office gives you a business address for registration and mail handling without renting physical space; many operators also sell meeting-room hours on top.
No. Tenants pay nothing to us — you rent directly from owners and operators, with no agent commission and no hidden charges. The price you see is the price you negotiate.
Yes, 52 meeting rooms in San Diego are available on short terms — by the hour or by the day — without renting a full office.