Serviced Offices for Lease in Cremorne, NSW

5 offices · 405 nearby
5 offices 405 nearby
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233-237 Military Rd, Cremorne
People
2–6+
From
$1,200/mo

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FAQs — serviced offices in Cremorne

How much do serviced offices cost in Cremorne?
Serviced offices in Cremorne range from $1,540 to $13,325 per month, with 17 offices currently available for teams of 2 to 13 people. Cremorne is Melbourne's tech precinct, with pricing reflecting its popularity with digital and technology businesses.
How many serviced offices are available in Cremorne?
There are currently 17 serviced offices available in Cremorne for teams of 2 to 13 people. While smaller in number than neighbouring Richmond, Cremorne's offices are concentrated around Church Street and Cremorne Street in purpose-built and converted commercial buildings.
Why is Cremorne called Melbourne's tech precinct?
Cremorne is home to major tech companies including SEEK, REA Group, Carsales, Tesla, and numerous startups. The suburb has transformed from light industrial to a concentrated technology hub, attracting a skilled workforce and supporting businesses that feed off the tech ecosystem.
How do I get to Cremorne serviced offices by public transport?
Cremorne is accessible via Richmond Station (5-10 minute walk) or the Church Street tram (Route 78). It's also popular with cyclists, with dedicated bike lanes connecting to the CBD and the Main Yarra Trail. The suburb is roughly 3km from Flinders Street Station.
What size teams can find serviced offices in Cremorne?
Cremorne serviced offices cater to teams of 2 to 13 people, making it ideal for small tech teams, digital agencies, and growing startups. For teams larger than 13, consider neighbouring Richmond (up to 20 people) or Melbourne CBD (up to 55 people) for more options.
How does Cremorne compare to Collingwood for serviced offices?
Cremorne (17 offices, from $1,540/mo) has a polished tech-company vibe, while Collingwood (27 offices, from $1,200/mo) is grittier and more arts-focused. Cremorne suits established tech companies wanting to be near SEEK and REA Group, while Collingwood attracts creative agencies and early-stage startups at lower price points.