Atlanta ended 2025 as the 6th largest coworking market in the U.S., with 282 coworking spaces following a 4% quarter-over-quarter increase, according to CoworkingCafe’s newly released Q4 2025 U.S. Coworking Industry Report. Nationally, coworking continued to expand through the year’s end, reaching 8,854 locations.

Here’s a closer look at Atlanta’s coworking market in Q4 2025:

• Inventory expansion continues: Atlanta now hosts 282 coworking spaces, up 4% quarter-over-quarter and 18% year-over-year.

• Above-average space sizes: Coworking locations in Atlanta average 19,408 sq. ft., ranking 18th nationally and exceeding the U.S. average of 18,003 sq. ft. Despite a slight 1% quarterly dip, the average size is still up 2% year-over-year.

• Footprint growth outpaces most markets: Atlanta’s total coworking footprint reached 5.47 million sq. ft. in Q4, the 7th largest footprint nationwide, after expanding 3% Q-o-Q and 20% year-over-year.

• Coworking penetration: Flexible office space now accounts for 2.6% of Atlanta’s total office inventory.

• Top operators: Regus (29 locations) leads the market, followed by Switchyards (12), Club Office Memberships (11), HQ (10), with Industrious and Thrive Coworking tied at nine locations each.

• Pricing remains competitive across membership types: 

  • Virtual offices dropped to $129/month (–$23 Q-o-Q), well below the $159 national median. 

  • Meeting rooms held steady at $50/hour, slightly above the $45 national median.

  • Day passes had a median price of $39/day, above the $30 national median 

  • Monthly memberships remained affordable at $199/month, among the lowest rates across major U.S. markets, comparable to Chicago, Baltimore, and Cleveland, and well below the $220 national median

National Snapshot:

• The total U.S. coworking footprint grew 4.7% Q-o-Q to 159.4 million sq. ft.

• The number of coworking spaces increased 5% Q-o-Q to 8,854, adding 434 159.4 million sq. ft. net new locations in Q4.

• The average space size edged down just 0.4% Q-o-Q to 18,003 sq. ft., reflecting a continued focus on larger, more versatile hubs.

• Year over year, coworking footprint expanded 16.5% and inventory grew 15%, bringing coworking’s share of U.S. office space to 2.2% by the end of 2025.

• Top operators: Regus remains the national leader, closing Q4 with nearly 1,200 locations across the U.S., followed by HQ (354), Industrious (176) and Spaces (170).