Serviced offices in Argentina

Serviced offices carry the depth of Argentina’s flexible workspace market, and Buenos Aires dominates the picture. Demand clusters in the Microcentro, Puerto Madero and Catalinas, home to the country’s principal corporate headquarters, banks and most multinationals’ Argentina HQs. Pricing reflects local currency movements, which positions the capital’s suites competitively against other major Latin American markets.

Mendoza is the strongest provincial market, the commercial capital of western Argentina and the country’s main wine region, with a steady serviced supply around its CBD for wine, agribusiness and tourism occupiers at accessible Argentine pricing. La Plata, the administrative and education capital of Buenos Aires Province, adds secondary demand around its CBD and university campus, though its flexible supply leans towards coworking.

Occupiers span the sectors that anchor the economy: agriculture, food and beverage, and oil and gas driven by the Vaca Muerta shale, joined by a significant technology industry, financial services and multinationals entering the market. Suites come fully fitted on all-inclusive terms from one month upwards, with rolling monthly or 12-month agreements standard. That contrasts with conventional Argentine commercial leases, which typically run one to three years with tenant liability for fit-out and repairs.