Los Angeles Temporary Offices
Book office space for as long (or as little!) as you need it.
Is temporary office space right for my business?
It’s not unusual to have a need for office space that you can’t commit to long-term. We work with many businesses in Los Angeles who are scrambling to find a temporary space for their team. Whether you’re looking for space during a new office build out or you’re interested in overflow space while you look for a new office lease, we can help.
Request a consultation and we’ll walk you through Los Angeles office space inventory with 30 day cancellation periods and terms flexible enough to ensure you have a good home for your business while you need it.
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Brad Thorson, Public Relations Lead ADsNative
“At first, I thought I’d be fine with a desk in a pit. But eventually, we grew by a few more people and coworking just wasn’t the vibe I wanted. There’s high turnover in coworking spaces and it doesn’t feel like your own.
At the same time, I didn’t want to lose momentum by moving into an office by ourselves, we needed to feed off of the focus and organization of a more established corporation while staying inspired by the ‘hungry’ startups also sharing the space.
Additionally, the little things that come along with leasing an office, like ordering paper, stocking the pantry and dealing with utilities, are just too much for a young team. When you hire young, driven talent, you want them to be able to focus on growing the business, not calling the plumber.
Using PivotDesk to set up our temporary office, we were able to identify great options and schedule tours in 15 minutes.
Now that we’re moved in, the real kicker is how much we learn from our host company. We’re still figuring out how to operate on two coasts, so, it’s invaluable to be able to work side by side with such a successful company in our own industry, and learn from how they operate on multiple continents.”