North Carolina Office Rental & Leasing

Offices.net offers fully furnished executive suites, professionally equipped office space and cost effective corporate real estate in North Carolina. The office space for rent includes a wide range of essential services, making setting up a business in North Carolina faster and easier than ever.

Asheville

Cary

Chapel Hill

Charlotte

Cornelius

Durham

Fuquay Varina

Greensboro

Mooresville

Raleigh

Winston Salem


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Top Picks from North Carolina Office Space

125 S Lexington Ave available for companies in Asheville
125 S Lexington Ave
Asheville Office Space

The office is located within the Coworking center, so you'll access full amenities of the space and will become part of the community. It has a locking door and includes furnishings, so you can plug... Read More >>

5000 CentreGreen available for companies in Cary
5000 CentreGreen
Cary Office Space

Rent flexible office space & hot desks at the Class A, LEED Silver certified 5000 CentreGreen office building, just off Weston Parkway in Cary, NC. The commercial property offers a lounge-style... Read More >>

1340 Environ Way available for companies in Chapel Hill
1340 Environ Way
Chapel Hill Office Space

This is a new urban village of luxury condos, shops, dining and entertainment all within walking distance of your office along with all of the benefits of having an environmentally friendly office in... Read More >>



North Carolina for Business: Why Companies Rent Offices in North Carolina

Known as the Tar Heel State and the Old North State, North Carolina is located in the South-eastern United States. It shares its borders with South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, and the Atlantic Ocean. The state is the twenty-eight most extensive in terms of area and the ninth most populous (2018 data). North Carolina's two major urban centres, its largest city Charlotte and its capital Raleigh, are among the fastest growing cities in the United States.

Once dominated by tobacco, textiles and furniture manufacturing, the North Carolina's economy is increasingly diversified. Today, important sectors in the state include engineering, energy, bio-technology, and financial services. Companies looking to start operations or relocate to North Carolina will find one of the best states to do business, according to Forbes Magazine and Chief Executive Officer Magazine.