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Part time offices in Manchester

Part-time offices are an office of your own, for one to three days a week. They’re perfect for hybrid businesses who only need access to an office for a limited number of days in the working week. Cost-effectiveness is a big advantage of part-time offices, as businesses can save up to 75% versus the cost of a full-time office.

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Manchester

Manchester has emerged as a thriving destination for professionals, rapidly evolving into a prominent tech hub with a growing ecosystem of startups, established tech companies, and research institutions. The city's Tech Cluster has garnered attention, providing a supportive network for innovation, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. Offering a more affordable cost of living, including reasonable housing costs makes it an attractive choice for both individuals and tech companies looking to establish a base without straining their budgets. Companies can access world-leading office space in Manchester via the Hubble platform for private offices, meeting rooms and coworking spaces supporting you for whatever your requirements.
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FAQs about offices in Manchester

How much does it cost to rent an office in Manchester?

The cost of renting an office in the UK varies based on factors like location, size, and amenities. In London, prices range from £50 to £150 per square foot per year. Outside of London, it can range from £20 to £50 per square foot per year in major cities.

How much office space do you need per person in Manchester?

The most commonly accepted rule in London is that 100 sq.ft. per employee is the ideal amount of space per person. This allows for roughly 50 sq.ft. for desk space and another 50 sq.ft. fo accommodate room in communal areas, like breakout spaces, meeting rooms and kitchens.