Office Space Bellevue WA

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We have modern office buildings with business space for rent in Bellevue, including executive offices, creative work spaces, shared space, hot desking and virtual office services. These temporary office spaces in Bellevue give you an opportunity to do business in a great location without the overheads and long-term commitments of commercial real estate leases.

Bellevue sits on the shores of Lake Washington, across from Seattle, close to Redmond the home of Microsoft. The city itself is also the base for many businesses, including leading technology companies. Bellevue is one of the wealthiest communities in Washington, and consistently ranks as one of the best places to live and do business in the United States.

Our goal is to help you find the best work environment, arrange a rental agreement that suits you, and get you into your new offices as quickly and easily as possible. There are a range of office types, from conventional space to serviced offices, from work space to fixed desks and office suites for teams and the largest organizations. We will be happy to help you navigate the options and find the office space that is best for your company.

Commercial Real Estate Bellevue WA: Office Space Market

The Bellevue commercial real estate office market experienced an initial construction boom during the 1960s and 1970s, and a second one that took place during the mid 2000s. Currently, the main business districts include downtown, BelRed, Wilburton, and Eastgate, with the latter being more popular with large corporates, since more than 45 companies have their headquarters here.

As part of Seattle - Puget Sound office market, the Bellevue sub-market is characterized by very high absorption and construction levels. This trend is reflected in the city's low vacancy rates, which at around 5 percent, are the lowest in the Seattle metropolitan region. Overall rental values are closely approaching the Seattle average at nearly $35 / sq ft / year (2017 data).

Bellevue has an active development pipeline and several office and / or mixed use projects will be built in Main Street, 108th Avenue, GIS Plaza, Lincoln Square, and the Global Innovation Exchange. For a comprehensive list of office projects, visit the city's Economic Development Unit website.

Find Professional Office & Coworking Space Bellevue WA

Numerous business centers listed on Offices.net come inclusive of a wide range of office support services including dedicated front desk reception and security personnel, conference suites and lounge areas, dining facilities and break out rooms. On top of this, most of the office buildings also include high speed internet and network wiring, free car parking spaces, 24 hour access and onsite IT support staff.

Whether you are looking for a flexible office, shared office space, meeting space, space for sublease, office space for lease, virtual office packages or something else, we have currently available offices conveniently located either in or with easy access to downtown and Bellevue's CBD. Choose one of the offices or executive office suites in Bellevue listed on this page. The office space listed on Offices.net is in prime business locations, and is available for rent on flexible terms.

Why Businesses Rent Bellevue Office Space

The city of Bellevue is part of King County, and is the third largest urban center in the Seattle metropolitan area having a population of more than 140,000 people.

Bellevue is considered a wealthy and highly developed city and its economy has proven resilient to the global economic crisis. The most important industry sectors in the local area are business services, aerospace, tourism, and retail trade. Game, software development, and information technology are the fastest-growing sectors in the city, and more than 6,500 new tech and IT businesses are expected to be set up in Bellevue by 2020. Health, beauty, and fitness is another fast-growing industry, along with other established sectors such as real estate, education, and construction.

Bellevue's largest employers include Microsoft, T-Mobile, Eddie Bauer, Boeing, Nordstrom, DataSphere Technologies, Expedia, Paccar, Edifecs, and Symetra. Local employers have access to a strong labor market, consisting of a labor force of more than 150,000 people. Employment growth levels are stable and growth forecasts predict that the number of local jobs will increase to over 190,000 by 2035. The city's diverse economy attracts professionals from all over the Puget Sound area, and more than 60 percent of local employees are qualified to bachelor's degree level or above. Bellevue is an attractive destination for highly skilled professionals, since the percentage of highly paid employees is higher than in Seattle and King County.

Bellevue-based businesses benefit from a convenient location only 10 miles east of downtown Seattle and a 30-minute drive from Seattle International airport. King County offers a range of incentives in order to maintain an active business community, such as no corporate income tax and no tax on dividends and capital gains. Considering the above, it is hardly surprising that Bellevue is often listed as one of the best places in Washington state to start a business. Resources and practical information on how to start a business locally can be found at the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce website.

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