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Offices for lease in Haymarket, NSW.
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FAQs — serviced offices in Haymarket
How much does a serviced office cost in Haymarket?
Serviced offices in Haymarket typically range from $800 to $1,200 per desk per month. Located at the southern end of Sydney CBD near Central Station, Haymarket offers competitive pricing compared to premium CBD addresses around Martin Place and Circular Quay.
How do I get to Haymarket?
Haymarket is centred around Central Station — Sydney's largest transport hub connecting all suburban train lines, intercity services, and the light rail along George Street. The suburb is also well-served by buses along Broadway and George Street.
Is Haymarket cheaper than Sydney CBD for serviced offices?
Yes, Haymarket is generally 15-25% cheaper than premium CBD addresses around Martin Place or Circular Quay, with desks from around $800/mo. Its position at the southern CBD fringe near Central Station offers excellent value while remaining within walking distance of core CBD business districts.
What types of businesses are in Haymarket?
Haymarket attracts tech companies, education-sector businesses near UTS and USYD, international trading firms, and startups drawn to the area's proximity to Central Station and Chinatown. The suburb bridges the CBD with the innovation corridor extending through Surry Hills to Redfern.