Without a doubt, Los Angeles is home to one of the most vibrant and dynamic coworking scenes in the U.S. And, while the city’s tech workers, solopreneurs and creatives were already familiar with the wide array of Los Angeles coworking spaces, the current popularity of remote work means that the city’s office-goers working in other industries are also increasingly taking up coworking.

So, because CommercialSearch has a wide selection of coworking spaces in Los Angeles for office workers of all occupations and preferences, we scoured the internet to highlight a few of the best LA coworking and shared spaces available. From downtown to Santa Monica and everywhere in between, they are (in no particular order):

The Collection

Address: 527 West 7th Street Suite 900, Los Angeles, CA 90014

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Located at 527 W 7th St. in the Financial District of downtown Los Angeles, the Collection features coworking space in both traditional and coworking lease terms. It also provides creative offices, as well as sophisticated private offices for companies and startups looking to expand in a sophisticated, chic environment.

Plus, new additions to the coworking tenant roster receive benefits such as their company name and suite number added to the ground floor lobby directory, in addition to The Collection’s other perks, including an expansive lounge and café area; an event venue; and meeting room options.

Spaces – Santa Monica

Address: 730 Arizona Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90401

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If you’d rather telecommute from a space closer to the beach, Spaces Santa Monica has got you covered. Situated in downtown Santa Monica — an area featuring one of the highest concentrations of creative space in the Greater LA Area — this coworking office features a unique design that favors plenty of natural light, ignites creativity and encourages collaboration. Beyond the coworking office’s advantages, you can also enjoy other benefits presented by the area such as its famed boutiques, shops and beaches.

Beach House Cowork

Address: 2219 Main St., Santa Monica, CA 90405

Located just blocks from the shore, Beach House Cowork offers custom workspace options that can be personalized in accordance with your preferences. The space offers the perfect balance between privacy and community and is ideal for those who value flexibility, but also those who are looking for a place where they can feel like they belong.

Amenities include 24/7 key card access; three lounge areas; high-speed internet; mailbox and package handling; reservable conference rooms; three fully equipped kitchens; and a generous outdoor patio and bar. Membership options include day passes, dedicated desks, private offices, and conference rooms, as well as virtual office plans for those looking for a professional address.

WeWork – 21255 Burbank Blvd.

Address: 21255 Burbank Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 91367

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21255 Burbank Blvd. is an example of a trendy coworking space in another well-known area of Los Angeles, being located in the Warner Center at the corner of Canoga Ave. and Burbank Blvd. Spanning three of the building’s six floors in one of the great media hotspots of the world, this building offers seven floors of prime coworking spaces with hot desks and private offices for companies and innovators alike. The location offers quick access to nearby Hollywood and its media- and entertainment-related companies, though there are plenty of other companies operating in various fields. Other draws of this space include its casual networking events, friendly staff and enhanced cleaning services.

Carr Workplaces DTLA

Address: 700 S. Flower St., Suite 1000, Los Angeles, CA 90017

Located on the 10th floor of one of the hottest new mixed-use developments in town, Carr Workplaces DTLA enjoys great strategic placement at the very heart of downtown Los Angeles. In addition to this coworking hub, the building also houses various dining and shopping options; a movie theater; a fitness center; a courtyard lounge; and even a hotel.

What’s more, this pet-friendly Los Angeles coworking space incorporates small team rooms, as well as multi-office suites for larger businesses, both of which are fully equipped with everything a productive workday requires. Members can also rent individual private offices, desks in the shared office space and meeting rooms. Full-service on-site professional event spaces are also available with catering options, A/V equipment rental, and presentation support, as well as audio, web and video conferencing.

Regus – Miracle Mile

Address: 5670 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 1800, Los Angeles, CA 90036

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Next up is a coworking space branding itself as the opportunity to experience Los Angeles in its entirety, from the bustling downtown to the beach. Situated in the eponymous neighborhood known for its high-class restaurants, the Miracle Mile tower offers views of both the beaches of Los Angeles and the metro’s skyline.

The building is also LEED-certified and features a distinctive white façade with high ceilings. If you’re looking to join a coworking space in Miracle Mile, the Regus-operated coworking office offers flexible membership options, as well as meeting rooms and private or virtual offices.

Centrl Office

Address: 360 E. Second St., Los Angeles, CA 90012

This Los Angeles coworking space is conveniently located just a few blocks from LA’s Historic Core and the Arts District. Surrounded by an abundance of cafes, breakfast spots, bars, and restaurants, Centrl is easily accessible. It also offers on-site bike storage and car parking.

Membership options include: flexible packages that allow members to work from any Centrl Office location four times a month, as well as enjoy discounts on other amenities; the flex plus package, which enables you to work as often as you want and take advantage of special rates for meeting rooms; as well as day offices and day passes.

Manhattan Towers

Address: 1230 Rosecrans Avenue, Suite 300, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

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Situated in Manhattan Beach’s prestigious business district, Premier Workspaces’ coworking space in the state-of-the-art Manhattan Towers offers high-tier offices and hotdesks for South Bay companies. This Class A, LEED Gold-certified building is ideally situated on Rosecrans Avenue and features a generous parking ratio of 3.3 per 1,000 square feet. The nearby Manhattan Village and Plaza El Segundo are also very walkable for shopping aficionados.

The Office

Address: 1347 19th St., Santa Monica, CA 90404

The Office coworking
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The Office is one of the first shared office spaces to open in the U.S. and has been the productive home away from home for Hollywood screenwriters, novelists, journalists, students, designers and many other creative professionals since 2004. This LA coworking space is a distraction-free oasis that only offers dedicated desks in the shared office space so that members can be “together alone.”

Notably, there are no conference rooms or private offices on site, but members can choose between day passes, month trials and memberships if they wish to become regulars here. Plus, free weeks are also available to those who have never tried The Office, but who wish to experience it.

WeWork – Millennium Drive

Address: 12130 Millennium Drive , Los Angeles, CA 90094

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Situated in the burgeoning tech hotspot of Silicon Beach in the Westside, WeWork’s 12130 Millennium Dr. has multiple strong points. The foremost of these is its location, which is at the heart of one of LA’s most innovative neighborhoods — something that is sure to benefit freelancers looking to network as well as startups looking for talent. From beautifully decorated offices and workspaces to all-inclusive amenities and convenient parking, 12130 Millennium Dr. has something for every digital nomad looking for a desk.

Just like the city itself, coworking spaces in Los Angeles are remarkably diverse. So, if you’re looking to benefit from LA’s startup-friendly, innovation-building attitude, there are plenty of options to choose from for coworking and shared spaces that will work within your budget, as well as boost your creativity.