50 Albert Street, Auckland
- From NZ$609/Per Desk/ Month
About this workspace
50 Albert Street sits in the heart of Auckland’s CBD, close to key business and transport hubs. This central position suits startups, SMEs, and global teams that need quick access across the city. Plus, the address places you moments from Queen Street and key civic institutions. As a result, clients and partners can reach meetings without hassle.
Inside, private offices, coworking areas, and fully serviced meeting rooms cover day-to-day needs. In addition, high-speed Wi‑Fi, ergonomic furniture, and on-site support keep teams moving. You get secure entry and regular cleaning, so teams can focus on work. Plus, breakout areas, stocked kitchens, showers, bike storage, a shared roof terrace, and recycling points round out practical facilities.
Britomart Train Station is around a seven-minute walk, giving fast links across Auckland. Meanwhile, frequent bus routes on Queen Street and the Downtown Ferry Terminal expand public transport choices. Drivers benefit from quick access to SH1 and SH16, with nearby parking options for visitors and teams. Taxis and rideshare pick-up points cluster nearby for early starts and late finishes.
Step out to Albert Park in about eight minutes for a green break between calls. Furthermore, cafés, retail, and the waterfront make client meetups and team lunches simple. As a result, after-work plans are easy to arrange. 50 Albert Street offers a well-connected base for teams in Auckland.
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