Market-rate benchmarks for flex and managed office space in Beverly Hills. Real operator-quoted figures — without broker fees inflating the invoice.
Per desk / month
$350–2200
USD
4 desks
from $1,400
per month
20 desks
from $7,000
per month
50 desks
from $17,500
per month
Team size
Monthly cost
Annual cost
4 desks — private office
$1,400/mo
$16,800/yr
20 desks — managed suite
$7,000/mo
$84,000/yr
50 desks — floor plate
$17,500/mo
$210,000/yr
* Beverly Hills commands the highest flex office premiums in LA. The address cachet and proximity to the talent agencies drive pricing. $350–2,200/desk/month; conventional runs $42–72/sqft/yr. Contact operators directly via Seek for a live quote.
Top operators
Operators with presence in Beverly Hills.
These operators manage buildings in or near Beverly Hills. Enquiries via Seek go direct — no broker intermediary.
LA commercial broker fees are typically equivalent to 1–2 months gross rent — approximately 4–8% of year-one rent. Here's what that means in practice.
The intermediary layer you don't see.
Standard LA norm: Typical broker fee equivalent to 1–2 months gross rent (4–8% of year-one rent)
Example: $84,000/yr deal → $7,000–14,000 in intermediary costs
Seek goes direct to Beverly Hills operators — your enquiry reaches the operator directly, removing the broker layer that inflates every BH address quote.
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Transport links
Getting to Beverly Hills.
Key transport options for commuting to and around Beverly Hills.
Route
Description
Key access points
D Line
Union Station to Mid-Wilshire (connects to Beverly Hills)
Wilshire/Normandie, Wilshire/Vermont, Wilshire/Crenshaw (approaches BH via connecting lines)
Bus 720 / 20
Wilshire Rapid Bus (Santa Monica to Downtown)
Wilshire/Rodeo, Wilshire/Canon, Wilshire/Doheny
Bus 14 / 16
Beverly Hills local routes
Rodeo Drive, Wilshire, Santa Monica Blvd, Canon Dr
I-10 / Santa Monica Fwy
Santa Monica to East LA
Benedict Canyon Dr, Century Park, La Cienega exits (approaches BH from east)
I-405 / San Diego Fwy
SFV to South Bay
Wilshire Blvd, Sunset Blvd, Santa Monica Blvd (north approaches to BH)
Who it's for
Beverly Hills — who it suits.
Understanding which teams thrive in Beverly Hills helps you decide if it's the right fit for your business.
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Entertainment industry executives and production companies
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Wealth management, private equity and financial services
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Luxury brands and high-end consumer goods
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Law firms and professional services with high-value clients
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Companies requiring the absolute premier LA address
Flagship buildings
Key addresses in Beverly Hills.
Notable buildings in Beverly Hills with active flex operator presence. Enquire direct via Seek.
150 S Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills CA 90212
Industrious Beverly Hills — confirmed 2025 Douglas Emmett deal, 150 S Rodeo Drive is one of the most prestigious addresses in Beverly Hills, two blocks from the Rodeo Drive shopping district.
9777 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills CA 90212
Class A flex space in the Beverly Hills financial corridor, near Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
9465 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills CA 90212
Multi-tenant Class B/C flex, Wilshire corridor, good value relative to 150 S Rodeo Drive.
9461 Charley Fox Rd, Fountain Valley CA 92708
Approaching Beverly Hills from the south via I-405 — note this is south of the city proper; Regus has locations along this corridor approaching the BH/Brentwood fringe.
10940 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90024
Premier Workspaces Brentwood Glen / Westwood Tower — closest flex operator to Beverly Hills from the west, near the 405 and 10 interchange.
9876 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills CA 90210
Beverly Hills address with views of the Santa Monica Mountains — boutique flex operator in the residential-fringe commercial zone.
Your savings
How much does a broker cost on your deal?
Drag to your annual rent. See the broker fee you keep by going direct on Seek.
Annual office rent (USD)
$50,000
$10K$500K
8%15%
Broker fee
$5,000
extracted from your deal
vs
With Seek
$0
no commission, no fee
You keep
$5,000
stays in your business
≈ £5,000 in GBP — Seek operates fee-free globally.
* Industry-standard broker commission for flex/serviced office space is 8–15% of year-one rent. Seek charges operators; tenants pay nothing. Savings figures are illustrative based on the rate you select.
Beverly Hills FAQs
Common questions about Beverly Hills offices.
Beverly Hills flex space runs $350–2,200 per desk per month — the highest range in LA. The premium reflects the address cachet, the proximity to the talent agencies (CAA, WME, UTA, ICM all within 10 minutes), and the very limited supply of Grade A flex space in the enclave. A 4-desk private office starts from approximately $1,400/month; a 20-desk managed suite from $7,000/month. Conventional Beverly Hills Class A and B leases run $42–72/sqft/yr.
Beverly Hills is not directly served by LA Metro rail — the D Line approaches from the east via Wilshire Blvd but stops short of the city's core (the nearest stop is Wilshire/La Cienega, approximately 1 mile from Rodeo Drive). The Bus 720 (Wilshire Rapid) runs express from Santa Monica to Downtown with stops on Wilshire at Rodeo Drive. LA Metro recommends connecting from the D Line at Wilshire/Normandie or Wilshire/Vermont to the 720. Driving from Santa Monica via I-10 to Benedict Canyon is the fastest Westside approach; from the south, the 405 to Santa Monica Blvd is the main route.
Industrious has the most prestigious Beverly Hills address at 150 S Rodeo Drive (confirmed 2025 Douglas Emmett deal) — two blocks from the iconic Rodeo Drive intersection. IWG (Regus and Spaces) maintains locations in the Wilshire corridor approaching Beverly Hills. Premier Workspaces operates from Brentwood Glen and the Westwood Tower (10940 Wilshire Blvd), the closest flex space from the west. Beverly Hills Coworking offers boutique alternatives in the enclave.
LA commercial broker fees are typically equivalent to 1–2 months gross rent — approximately 4–8% of year-one rent. On a $84,000/year Beverly Hills deal, that translates to $7,000–14,000 in intermediary costs embedded in the headline rate. Given the elevated price point of Beverly Hills, the absolute cost of the broker layer is significant. Seek removes the broker layer: your enquiry goes direct to the Beverly Hills operator at their actual quoted price.
Beverly Hills commands a premium for three reasons: (1) address cachet — the city's postcode is globally recognised as a symbol of success and is frequently required by companies for client credibility and investor perception; (2) proximity to the talent agencies — CAA, WME, UTA and ICM are all within 10 minutes of the Wilshire/Rodeo corridor, making Beverly Hills the natural office location for the entertainment industry's management side; (3) scarcity — Beverly Hills is a small, high-income enclave with limited commercial office stock, creating structural supply constraints.
The Beverly Hills flex market has a wide price range — from Class B/C stock in the Wilshire corridor ($350–500/desk/month) to the trophy Industrious space at 150 S Rodeo Drive ($1,200–2,200/desk/month). The main leverage is direct enquiry: operators on Seek quote their actual available rate without broker fee recovery baked into the headline price. Committing to 12–24-month terms at the premium locations typically unlocks a 10–15% discount versus month-to-month rolling.
For most startups, no — Beverly Hills' premium is justified only when the address itself is a business tool. If you're raising from Beverly Hills-based VCs, working with entertainment industry clients, or need the address for investor credibility, it may be worth the premium. For most tech startups and growth-stage companies, Culver City or Santa Monica offers better value and a more authentic tech/creative community. Hollywood is the budget option for entertainment companies who need the ecosystem proximity without the BH premium.
Most Beverly Hills flex operators offer monthly rolling to 12–24-month licence terms. The trophy locations (Industrious 150 S Rodeo Drive) typically require 6–12-month minimum commitments for private offices. IWG and Regus locations offer the most term flexibility, including rolling month-to-month at a premium. The conventional Beverly Hills commercial lease market runs 5–10 years at $42–72/sqft/yr for Class A stock.
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