Coworking in Paris 15..

Find a new home for your business at 42 Cambronne, in the heart of Paris’s 15th Arrondissement. Work your way in this newly refurbished building with an on-site gym, roof terrace, and a buzzing commercial network of big businesses and boutique agencies at your fingertips.

Choose your ideal working setup across several floors of spacious, bright office space. Book meeting rooms or hot-desk by the hour. It’s not all about work here, though. Whether you’re catching up with teammates at Le Caffé Cambronne or celebrating with clients at Neige d'Éte, it’s easy to mix business with pleasure.

Build a new home for your business alongside leading brands from a wide range of sectors with office space in the Atlantic Montparnasse building. Commute to your workspace easily by subway, train or bus. And, with Orly Airport only 14km away, you can greet clients at Arrivals.

Host productive sessions in our state-of-the-art meeting rooms in the vibrant 14th arrondissement. Make the most of hybrid working and take a stroll in one of the many green parks nearby.

Give your business the space it needs in this quieter area of Paris, where the superb road and rail links mean you’re never out of touch with the city’s business core. Admire the old architectural style of our 27-29 Rue Raffet workspace, while experiencing the benefits of a fresh, modern interior equipped with the latest technology.

When it’s time to unwind, head across the Boulevard des Marécheaux and find space to think in the wide green spaces of the Bois de Boulogne.

The Paris Issy Les Moulineaux Centre occupies eight floors of a modern building in 'Medialand', as the southern Paris suburb of Issy-les-Moulineaux is known. Many television and radio stations are based here, and 60 per cent of local businesses are in the ICT sector.

Sustainable new office development has attracted national and international media groups and subsidiaries of global manufacturing, finance and property companies. Innovation is key, and the town is often the first to test new technologies like powerline communication, mobile TV and a local web TV channel. It is part of French government competitiveness clusters around information systems, multimedia and transport. The centre has secure parking and good metro, rail, tram and bus links into Paris and the suburban area. The Vélib scheme provides bicycles for local use.