Available Office Space for Rent in Norway
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Available offices in Norway
1,452 available offices in 130 properties in Norway, as of 31 October 2026.
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Professor Birkelands vei 34B, 1081 Oslo
Find office in your city
Prices, areas and available spaces in each city.
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Office in Oslo
Norway's capital and largest office market. From modern new builds in Bjørvika to classic premises in the city centre.
1,254 available offices -
Office in Bergen
The capital of Western Norway with an active office market. Popular areas include the city centre and Kokstad.
108 available offices -
Office in Trondheim
The technology capital with strong research environments. Many tech companies are based here.
31 available offices
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Types of Office Space
Which type suits you depends on how you work.
Private Offices
Give employees their own, enclosed workspaces. Ideal for roles requiring concentration or confidentiality. Typically 8–15 m² per office.
Open-Plan Offices
Maximise space utilisation and promote collaboration. Suitable for teams that work closely together. Allow approximately 6–10 m² per workstation.
Activity-Based Offices
Combine different zones: quiet rooms, collaboration areas, meeting rooms and social spaces. A modern approach that supports different work styles.
Coworking & Shared Offices
Offer flexible solutions with short lease periods. Often include reception, meeting rooms and common areas. Perfect for startups and small teams.
The Office Market in Norway
Norway has a dynamic office market with strong regional differences. Oslo dominates with over 60% of the country's office space, but cities like Bergen, Trondheim and Stavanger offer attractive alternatives with lower rents and good access to a qualified workforce.
Demand for flexible office solutions has increased significantly in recent years. Many businesses now seek spaces that combine traditional private offices with common areas and meeting rooms. Hybrid work has also influenced requirements: less square metres per employee, but higher demands for quality and facilities. Offices increasingly serve as gathering points for creative work and meetings, while routine tasks are often done from home.
Rental prices vary significantly depending on location and standard. In central Oslo, prices typically range from NOK 2,500–5,000/m²/year, while regional cities often offer 30–50% lower prices. New builds and renovated premises in attractive areas command the highest prices. Note that common area costs come in addition and can amount to NOK 400–1,000/m²/year depending on the building's service level.
Sustainability and environmental certification have become increasingly important factors in the office market. BREEAM-certified buildings are sought after by larger tenants who need to meet ESG requirements, and many landlords are investing in energy efficiency and green solutions. Buildings with a strong environmental profile often experience lower vacancy rates and can justify higher rents.
The various regional cities have their distinctive characteristics: Oslo is dominated by finance, consulting and tech. Bergen has strong clusters in shipping, energy and seafood. Trondheim is the technology capital with close ties to NTNU and SINTEF. Stavanger is still characterised by the energy sector but is diversifying into new industries.
For businesses seeking office space, it's important to consider both immediate needs and future growth. Flexible lease terms and the ability to scale up or down are becoming increasingly important factors in choosing premises. Start your search early: 3–6 months before your desired move-in date is a good rule of thumb to secure access to the best alternatives.
Frequently asked questions about office in Norway
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