Landmark Center, Omaha
- From $235/Per Desk/ Month
About this workspace
Landmark Center sits in downtown Omaha, placing teams close to civic offices, banks, hotels, and everyday services. This central position suits startups, established firms, and project teams that need straightforward access across the city and beyond. In addition, the Old Market and central business district provide options for casual meetings, lunch spots, and client hosting.
Inside, flexible private offices, coworking areas, and fully serviced meeting rooms are ready to use. High-speed Wi‑Fi, a business lounge, breakout areas, and a snack bar support day-to-day work throughout the week without fuss. Furthermore, lifts provide step-free access throughout, on-site staff handle reception and cleaning, and parking serves drivers.
Omaha Amtrak Station is within walking distance, offering regional rail connections for occasional trips and meetings. Meanwhile, frequent Metro Transit bus routes run along Farnam and nearby downtown streets, keeping journeys simple for teams and guests. Drivers have quick access to I‑480 and main arterials; as a result, commuting works for car and public transport users.
The area offers cafés, hotels, and services for everyday needs, with the Old Market and riverfront a short walk away. In addition, nearby parks, galleries, and cultural venues make it easy to plan team catch-ups or host visiting clients. Landmark Center offers a well-connected base for teams in Omaha.
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