Serviced offices in Boston

Boston combines one of the country’s oldest financial centres with an economy weighted towards research, healthcare and higher education. Asset management, mutual funds and insurance have held downtown addresses for generations, with the law firms, accounting practices and consultancies that serve them nearby, while the hospitals of the Longwood Medical Area, the universities across the Fenway and the biopharmaceutical companies drawn to the region generate a steady flow of advisory work carried out by small teams that need a downtown address without a long lease.

The Financial District and Downtown Crossing suit banks, law, asset management and professional services, with deep supply in the towers around Post Office Square and State Street. Back Bay draws consulting, investment management and corporate occupiers around the Prudential Center and Copley, the Seaport and Fort Point attract technology, venture firms and large corporate swing space, and Kendall Square holds one of the world’s densest biotech and technology districts around MIT. Harvard Square and Central Square serve research, education and edtech occupiers.

Large managed office and private-floor formats are particularly popular in Cambridge, where pharma, biotech and AI firms need secure, lab-adjacent space and meeting rooms for investor and partnering discussions, and availability across the city is generally good. Suites are handed over furnished and cabled, with the front desk, cleaning and building services settled in the same monthly fee, on terms from one month upwards, and pricing sits at the premium end of the American market alongside New York and San Francisco.