Office Space Price Index — October 2026
Median private-office pricing for New York City, Miami, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Houston in October 2026, computed from live SquareFoot inventory, with month-over-month movement.
Denver is the widest-spread market for its size we track: a $500 median, but an interquartile range from $259 to $699 — you can pay Chicago prices or Miami prices in the same city. As of October 2026, the median asking price for flexible office space in Denver is $500/desk/month — 0% below the $500 national median — across 36 live priced listings on our platform.
Denver Flexible Office Pricing at a Glance (October 2026)
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Median price per desk | $500/month |
| Typical range (25th–75th percentile) | $259 – $699 |
| Full range observed | $149 – $1,350 |
| Team of 5 at median | $2,500/month |
| Team of 10 at median | $5,000/month |
| Team of 20 at median | $10,000/month |
Methodology: median asking price per desk per month for actively marketed, priced flexible-office listings on flex.squarefoot.com, October 2026. Prices are all-in — furniture, internet, utilities, and reception included. Updated as inventory changes.
Live listings in Denver right now
Value pick7900 East Union Avenue$219/desk/moView this space →Typical44 Cook Street$500/desk/moView this space →Premium355 South Teller Street$725/desk/moView this space →
Asking prices from operators, updated as inventory changes. See all Denver listings →
How to Read the Denver Market
- That spread is the story: LoDo and RiNo price near coastal levels while suburban inventory competes at Phoenix rates.
- Tour both ends before anchoring on a budget; the same headcount can cost 3x more downtown.
- Per-desk pricing is all-in. Compare against a traditional lease’s total occupancy cost — rent plus buildout, furniture, internet, utilities, and staffing — not base rent alone.
What the Denver numbers mean for a team (October 2026)
The 36 priced flexible offices in Denver on flex.squarefoot.com run from $189 per person at the entry to $1,350 at the top, with the cheapest quarter under $259, a median of $500 and the upper quarter above $669. Furniture, internet, meeting rooms and reception are included at every price. Per month for the whole team:
| Team | Cheapest quarter ($259) | Median ($500) | Upper quarter ($669) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 people | $518 | $1,000 | $1,338 |
| 4 people | $1,036 | $2,000 | $2,676 |
| 6 people | $1,554 | $3,000 | $4,014 |
| 10 people | $2,590 | $5,000 | $6,690 |
Denver’s inventory is 59 serviced offices and 29 flexible workspaces in the city itself, plus a metro ring where prices drop: Boulder has 13 spaces (9 priced), Aurora 9, Lakewood 7 and Greenwood Village 7, and the Tech Center and Lakewood buildings tend to sit at the cheapest quarter. Denver is also one of the few markets with a dedicated clinical layer: 15 therapy and wellness suites rented by the hour and the month, which a counselor can get into without a lease.
Direct leases in Denver run roughly $28 to $38 a square foot a year full-service in LoDo, Union Station and the Central Business District, and $22 to $30 in the Tech Center, on three-to-five-year terms. At 150 to 200 square feet a person, a ten-person team pays $3,500 to $6,300 a month on a lease versus $5,000 in a median serviced office, so the lease only wins for a team that can commit three years and furnish the space. Our Denver office space guide covers the submarkets, and the US office space price index puts Denver against the other 15 markets.
Compare and Go Deeper
See how Denver stacks up against every market we track in our national office pricing guide [2026], the submarket-level detail in the NYC pricing guide, and when flexible space beats a traditional lease in The Complete Guide to Flexible Office Space.
Related guides: the startup & tech office space guide
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