Office space for rent in Moscow City

Moscow City office rents by tower

TowerOfficesSizes, m²Median, RUB/m²/yrRange
OKO Tower865–2 854104 00093 500–104 000
Naberezhnaya Tower17168–1 62497 00018 500–97 000
Federation Tower12812–7 84577 00057 500–197 000
IQ Quarter2164–12 10074 50069 000–74 500
Imperia Tower4412–3 00070 00052 500–91 500
Evolution Tower723–74367 00067 000–67 000
Capital City3012–2 28066 50044 500–106 000
Mercury City Tower9120–5 87661 50061 500–79 000
Tower 20007115–45050 50040 500–61 000
Severnaya Tower1653–18 81749 50039 000–59 500

Rates come from available listings in the catalogue, excluding VAT and service charges. Medians are shown instead of averages so a single whole-floor deal does not skew the figure.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does office space cost in Moscow City?

Asking rents in Moscow City run ₽67,500–93,000 per m² per year. A ready-to-use private office starts at ₽62,500 per month including service charges.

What office space is available in Moscow City?

44 business centres in Moscow City currently list 323 available offices, from 5 to 18,817 m².

Is there coworking or serviced office space in Moscow City?

Yes — 7 of the buildings in Moscow City offer coworking and serviced formats with shorter commitments.

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Coworking in Moscow City

18 venues, 1 705 desks. From RUB 28 750 per desk per month, median RUB 40 000. Private rooms at 9 of them — 50 rooms in total.

All Moscow coworking spaces — 273 venues

Renting an office in Moscow City: what drives the price

Moscow City is the one business district in the capital where identical-class offices are priced by tower rather than by location. Median rates inside the cluster differ by 2.1×: from RUB 49,500 per m² per year in Severnaya Tower to RUB 104,000 in OKO — with the same transport links and the same river views. What you pay for is the age of the complex, the fit-out and how full the floor is.

Matching a tower to your requirement

Teams under 100 m² are effectively limited to Federation, Imperia and Capital City — those are the only complexes in the catalogue subdivided from 12 m². For 300–800 m², Severnaya Tower and Tower 2000 are the better value: rates sit at roughly half the cluster's ceiling. Whole floors and above mean Federation (up to 7,845 m²), IQ Quarter (up to 12,100 m²) or Severnaya Tower, which has a single 18,817 m² block.

Buying an office in Moscow City

Almost everything on offer is also for sale — 595 lots in the catalogue. Strip out the service formats (registered addresses, meeting rooms) and 287 office lots remain; those are the ones worth pricing off, at a median of RUB 892,000 per m². The cheapest square metre is in Severnaya Tower (RUB 544,000) and Tower 2000 (RUB 555,000); OKO and Naberezhnaya Tower are the dearest, above RUB 1,060,000. Entry level is RUB 8.6m for the smallest lot, and 77 lots fit within 100 m². Against a median rent of RUB 74,500 per m² per year that is a 12-year payback — but the figure varies from 10.2 years in OKO to 15.6 in Mercury City Tower, and it does not track the rent level.

A private room instead of an office

If a year-long lease is more than you need, the cluster has 18 coworking venues — eleven in Federation, three in Imperia, two in Capital City, one each in OKO and Mercury; the list with prices is in the block above. Nine of them also let private rooms — 50 in total, typically sized for eight people, which for a team under ten usually costs less than the 12 m² units in the same towers and needs no fit-out.