Co-working Space in Lagos

Choose from over 11 locations in Lagos.

A Regus co-working space is ideal for those requiring maximum flexibility.

Our hot desking solutions in Lagos are designed for agile working, allowing you to choose between a reserved or unreserved workspace, depending on your needs. A great option for freelancers, start-ups or SMEs, Regus co-working space in Lagos helps you to maximise productivity.

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A prestigious island suburb directly south of central Lagos, Victoria Island hosts the gleaming offices of the city's leading businesses.

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Known as the Beverly Hills of Africa, Ikoyi is a Lagos suburb that is renowned for its multitude of lavish houses, hotels and boutiques.

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Notable for its substantial manufacturing sector, Trans Amadi's neighbourhood has benefited from a swathe of new residential developments.

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The commercial heart of Abuja, the Central Business District is also home to many administrative, diplomatic and academic institutions.

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About co-working space in Lagos

When looking for coworking space in bustling Lagos, the range of quality workspace options available through Regus cannot be overlooked. Coworking enables yourself and your team to work in a sociable, shared environment which is ideal for those seeking to network locally. Due to the variety of locations at hand across this vibrant metropolis, you can find the best coworking location for your needs, whether that is hot desking or a dedicated reserved desk. Shared office space is not only an economical solution, but it also facilitates access to a wide array of networking opportunities, collaboration, new partnerships and more. Regus offers a contemporary approach to office space, suitable for entrepreneurs, freelancers and large businesses alike.

With a population of approximately 21 million people and counting, Lagos is Nigeria’s largest city and sits at the heart of the biggest economy in Africa. This bustling metropolis is set to become the world’s largest city over the next three decades, due to its sustained population growth. The city is furthermore an attractive centre for both national and international firms, particularly in the financial, technology and petroleum sectors. Several large Nigerian companies, such as GT Bank, MTN Nigeria and Jumia, are based within, while Procter & Gamble, Huawei and Unilever also have a major presence here. Additionally, several of the oil industry’s biggest players have large offices in this vibrant metropolis, such as Shell, ExxonMobil and Chevron.

What’s available

Unreserved co-working (hot-desking)

Unreserved co-working (hot-desking)

Desk space whenever you need on a first come, first served basis.

Reserved co-working (permanent desk)

Reserved co-working (permanent desk)

Your own dedicated desk, with all the benefits of a full-time office in a shared office space.