Greater London leads the UK’s coworking market in Q2 2025 with 1,202 spaces
Greater London is home to 1,202 flexible workspaces as of Q2 2025 — accounting for over 30% of the UK’s total inventory of 3,949 locations — making it by far the country’s largest coworking market. Most of these spaces are located in Central London’s key business districts, reinforcing the city’s continued appeal to startups, freelancers and enterprise users alike.
These figures come from CoworkingCafe’s Q2 2025 State of the Coworking Industry Report, based on proprietary data as of July.
The report provides a detailed breakdown of flexible workspace supply at both national and local levels — highlighting the top 15 coworking markets, the largest operators, and median pricing for monthly memberships, day passes, virtual office packages, and meeting rooms.
Coworking Prices in Greater London: A Premium Market
London remains one of the highest-priced coworking markets in the UK across nearly every workspace type. Here’s how pricing compares to national benchmarks:
Monthly memberships cost £203/month, ranking third nationwide behind Oxford (£295) and Brighton & Hove (£207), and above the UK median of £180.
Day passes are priced at £30/day, matching premium markets like Edinburgh, Belfast, and Oxford — and exceeding the UK median of £25/day.
Virtual office packages are available at a median of £125/month, higher than the UK median of £95/month.
Meeting rooms come in at £50/hour, the most expensive rate in the country, nearly double the national median of £30/hour.
Leading Coworking Operators in Greater London
The capital is also home to the most competitive operator landscape. The top 5 coworking providers in Greater London include: Fora – 61 locations, Workspace Group – 51 locations, Regus – 44 locations, WorkPad – 39 locations and The Boutique Workplace Company – 36 locations.
UK & Ireland Coworking Snapshot – Q2 2025
UK & Ireland’s combined inventory stands at 4,199 spaces in Q2 2025. The UK hosts 3,949 coworking spaces — 3,456 in England, 279 in Scotland, 124 in Wales, and 90 in Northern Ireland.
Among the UK’s top coworking cities, Greater London leads by a wide margin, followed by: Manchester – 118 spaces, Birmingham – 68, Glasgow & Bristol – 61 each, Edinburgh – 55 and Leeds – 54.
In terms of national operator presence within the top 15 cities, Regus remains the largest player with 90 locations, followed by Fora (63), Bruntwood (53), Workspace Group (51), and Spaces (46).
Ireland accounts for 250 coworking spaces, nearly half of which are in Dublin (119). The city remains the country’s central coworking hub, with top providers including: Pembr – 18 locations (all in Dublin), Regus – 10 out of its 18 Irish locations are based in Dublin, Iconic Offices – 14 locations (all in Dublin)
You can read the full report here: https://www.coworkingcafe.com/blog/uk-ireland-coworking-report/