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Serviced offices in Nepal

Nepal’s serviced office market is an emerging one, concentrated in Kathmandu, the capital and commercial centre. The market is largely around the CBD near Durbar Marg and New Baneshwor, driven by banking, tourism and NGO operations. Pricing sits at accessible South Asian levels. Flexify lists a focused selection of serviced offices across Kathmandu and its surrounding commercial districts.
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Serviced offices in Nepal

A selection of the best serviced offices in Nepal
  • From रू19,500/Per Desk/ Month
Serviced offices in Nepal at Regus (IWG) Trade Tower Kathmandu Kathmandu

Trade Tower Kathmandu, Kathmandu

Trade Tower Building,Ground Floor,Thapathali
  • From रू11,900/Per Desk/ Month
Regus (IWG) IT Plaza Kathmandu

IT Plaza, Kathmandu

IT Plaza, Kamaladi,4th Floor
Featured

Serviced offices in Nepal

A selection of the best serviced offices in Nepal
  • From रू19,500/Per Desk/ Month
Serviced offices in Nepal at Regus (IWG) Trade Tower Kathmandu Kathmandu

Trade Tower Kathmandu, Kathmandu

Trade Tower Building,Ground Floor,Thapathali
  • From रू11,900/Per Desk/ Month
Regus (IWG) IT Plaza Kathmandu

IT Plaza, Kathmandu

IT Plaza, Kamaladi,4th Floor

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market overview

An emerging serviced office market centred on Kathmandu

Serviced offices in Nepal form a focused, emerging market centred on Kathmandu. Demand concentrates around the CBD near Durbar Marg and in New Baneshwor, where the Nepal Rastra Bank, the country’s major banks and regional headquarters for tourism, NGO and remittance services occupiers cluster. Supply is improving as the capital’s commercial base develops, though the market remains compact by regional standards.

Durbar Marg anchors the most central commercial addresses, while New Baneshwor provides the second concentration of office demand. Serviced supply beyond Kathmandu and its surrounding commercial districts is minimal, so the capital is in practice the national market. That concentration keeps decisions straightforward for occupiers entering Nepal.

Typical users include banks and financial institutions, tourism businesses, NGO country offices and remittance services firms. Serviced suites give these occupiers a private, professionally managed base without conventional lease commitments. Pricing sits at accessible South Asian levels, making Kathmandu a cost-effective location for a regional presence.

Key Industries

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Tourism and Hospitality

Agriculture

Construction

Banking

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Common questions

A serviced office in Nepal typically comes fully furnished and staffed, with reception cover, cleaning and meeting room access bundled into a single fee. Utilities, business rates and building service charges are usually included too, so there are no separate bills to manage. This differs from a conventional lease in Nepal, where furniture, staffing and running costs are the tenant’s own responsibility.
In Nepal, serviced offices are typically priced per desk on a monthly basis, with running costs folded into the headline rate rather than billed separately. The exact figure depends on the city, the building’s specification and the length of the agreement, with central locations generally costing more than out-of-town options. Longer commitments tend to unlock a lower rate.
Serviced office space in Nepal is concentrated in Kathmandu, the country’s main commercial centre. Most of the available buildings and locations sit in and around Kathmandu, with limited supply elsewhere in the country.
Most serviced offices in Nepal can be taken on a month-to-month basis, though longer agreements are available at better rates. Compared with a conventional lease in Nepal, which usually locks a tenant in for several years, this gives occupiers far more room to adjust their footprint. It is a popular option for businesses that value flexibility over a fixed long-term commitment.
Serviced offices in Nepal suit a wide range of occupiers, from lean startups to larger companies between leases. In Nepal, uptake is particularly strong among Tourism and Hospitality and Agriculture businesses. The all-inclusive, flexible format suits any company that wants a professional base without managing its own lease and overheads.