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Hanauer Landstr. 126 – 128, Frankfurt

The business centre is split over two floors of the prestigious Light Tower and boasts great views over the Main river. Read More

Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
Call us for more details: 0800 0887 123 Add to List
Taunusanlage 1, Frankfurt

The Skyper Villa building is an historical building dating from 1913, well known in Germany as the former seat of the major construction company Philipp Holzmann. Read More

Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
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Messeturm, Frankfurt

Messeturm is a skyscraper in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Read More

Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
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Neue Mainzer Str, Frankfurt

This business centre occupies three floors of a state-of-the-art office building in the Laim district of the city. Read More

Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
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Herriotstrasse 1, Frankfurt

Frankfurt Niederrad Business Park is the closest business district to the Frankfurt International Airport. Read More

Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
Call us for more details: 0800 0887 123 Add to List
Kastor & Pollux, Frankfurt

The Kastor & Pollux towers are located in the high-rise sector of the city which delineates the Banking District. Read More

Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
Call us for more details: 0800 0887 123 Add to List
Frankfurter Welle, Frankfurt

This state-of-the-art office building complex is located in Frankfurt's financial district, next to the Opera. Read More

Facilities:
- Virtual Office Services Available
- Meeting Rooms
- Business Lounge
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Reception Staff
- 24 Hr Security
Call us for more details: 0800 0887 123 Add to List
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Frankfurt Office Space Guide

A guide to serviced offices and office space for rent in Frankfurt as well as general information that may be useful if you are thinking of renting office space in the city.

Frankfurt, technically called Frankfurt am Main, is located on the River Main in the southwest of Germany, on an old ford. The city owes its founding and its name to the Franks, with Frankfurt literally translating to ‘ford of the Franks’. Indeed the first historical mention of Frankfurt comes in reference to the legendary Frankish emperor Charlemagne presiding over an imperial assembly in the city. Later Frankfurt grew to become one of the most important cities in the Holy Roman Empire and from early on was a centre of commerce, and hosted trade fairs where all attendants were under the protection of the Emperor. The first of these was recorded in 1150, the beginning of a practice with continues to this day. In 1372 Frankfurt became an Imperial City, answerable only to the Emperor, rather than local rulers. In the Napoleonic Wars Frankfurt was bombarded by the French, but escaped significant damage. The city continued to play an imporant role in events of the time, and joined the German Federation in 1815. Eventually Frankfurt lost its free status when it was incorporated in to the province of Hesse-Nassau, later just called Hesse, of which it is the largest city of today. Frankfurt was occupied by French troops in WWI and later in WWII suffered extremely heavy bombing during which most of its remaining medieval buildings were destroyed. After the war the West German government considered making Frankfurt the new capital but instead elected Bonn. In 1970s the city was one of the first in Germany to construct an efficient S-Bahn and U-Bahn system and since the war it has become Germany’s main financial and transportation hub, and one of the most important cities in Europe.

As one would expect of a city such as Frankfurt, it has a plethora of office space – to be exact 11.8 million square metres. Since 1996 an average of 200,000 square metres of new office space has been created every year. The turnover for 2011 was 350,000 square metres. Despite the abundance, there is still a considerable amount of potential office space. Based on planning applications, agreements and approvals, an three million square meters more of office space can still be built.