Serviced offices in Kazakhstan

Serviced offices underpins the Kazakhstan flexible workspace market, which is split between two cities with distinct characters. Almaty, the commercial capital, holds the majority of supply, with demand concentrated in the CBD and the Bostandyk district around major Kazakh banks, the KASE stock exchange and regional headquarters for oil, mining and consumer goods occupiers. It is a strong Central Asian flex market and the natural first stop for multinational entry.

Nur-Sultan, formerly Astana, is the political capital and the market’s second pole. Office demand there concentrates around the Astana International Financial Centre and the Left Bank government district, home to federal ministries and the AIFC itself, with a modern, specialist serviced supply oriented to government and finance occupiers. Between them, the two cities cover the country’s corporate demand almost entirely.

Occupiers are led by oil and gas, mining and banking, alongside consumer goods firms and international businesses establishing Kazakh operations. Serviced space is available from one month upwards, with most operators offering rolling monthly or 12-month agreements inclusive of furniture, utilities, cleaning and reception. That structure carries none of the fit-out, repair or dilapidations liability of a conventional Kazakh commercial lease.