Serviced offices in Pakistan

Pakistan’s serviced office market is led by Karachi, the country’s commercial capital and largest office market. Demand clusters around I.I. Chundrigar Road and the Clifton and DHA submarkets, home to the national stock exchange, the central bank and most Pakistani corporate headquarters. Supply is maturing quickly, with Karachi commanding the top of the national market and financial firms and trading houses anchoring demand.

Lahore is the Punjab capital and second commercial city, with serviced supply concentrated in Gulberg and the DHA business district serving technology, textiles and professional services occupiers at accessible pricing below Karachi. Islamabad holds the federal government and diplomatic base, with demand concentrated in the Blue Area and the F and G sectors from ministries, embassies, regulatory agencies and government-adjacent consultancies.

Serviced offices in Pakistan are used by technology services providers, textiles traders, financial services firms, professional services and multinationals, with nearshore delivery centres and regional expansion teams anchoring demand across all three cities. Contracts run from one month upwards on rolling monthly or 12-month agreements, a clear contrast with the conventional Pakistani lease, which typically runs two to three years with significant upfront deposits. Pricing is all-inclusive, bundling rent, utilities, cleaning and reception into one monthly fee.