Co-working is an open plan area that offers hot desks and dedicated desks to customers usually on the basis of a monthly rolling contract. The space will provide a shared break-out area. Co-working will quite often form a small part of a larger serviced office, where there are private suites and break-out area.

Services offices usually provide a range of private office suites, ranging in size from 1 desk through to 200 desks, which are let on licence contract to customers on terms ranging from 3 to 24 months, and sometimes longer. Average term is usually 12 months. The serviced office will provide those customers with a shared amenity space, e.g kitchen, break-out meeting rooms, lounge space, etc. A serviced office might also include a co-working area within the space, usually 5-10% of total desk space.

Managed office space provides a self-contained suite for business, which is fitted out with all furniture and meeting rooms and all include services such as IT, cleaning, utilities in one monthly contract. The suite includes a dedicated kitchen and break-out, therefore none of the space is shared with other companies. The occupier can usually customise the space to their own brand.

Similar to managed space in that it provides a self-contained unit that is fitted with furniture to allow for a company to move in immediately. The key difference is the services are not always included and it is typically on a lease rather than a licence contract.

Space delivered to CAT A, where the tenant is required to fit out to their own design. Leases are usually for a term of 5 or 10 years.

A combination of the above.