770 First Avenue

Expansive Gaslamp occupies a 1913 building at 1111 Sixth Avenue in Downtown San Diego, a short walk from the Gaslamp Quarter. Six storeys sit behind the original facade, with ground-level retail on Sixth Avenue and a rooftop terrace looking out over the downtown skyline. Workspace here ranges from a virtual business address and on-demand conference rooms through day offices for one to four people, up to furnished private offices and team suites on the upper floors. Offices are glass-fronted and fully furnished, and agreements run from month to month to longer terms. The Expansive Lounge on the third floor is the social centre of the building. It has a community kitchen with refrigerators and a microwave, soft seating and work tables, and free coffee, tea and espresso. Four meeting rooms with smart TV monitors and a conference phone, a huddle room for smaller groups, and three private phone booths cover the quieter end of the day. The rooftop terrace is set up for lunch breaks and team events, with pergola shading, lounge seating, dining tables and a grill. Other practical touches include an on-site garage reserved for clients, indoor bike storage, a mother's room, secure access control, and a vending machine on the lounge floor. The onsite team is in the building on weekdays to let visitors in and get them settled.

Immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle of America’s Finest City — San Diego’s Emerald Plaza couldn’t be more central. Minutes away from trains and leading biotech firms, this is an ideal spot to grow your business in premium surroundings. Windows overlook San Diego Bay as well as neighboring skyscrapers, making for a wonderful vista during a screen break. When you’re ready to discover San Diego, head out for a stroll around Seaport Village for shopping, dining and live music.

At 600 B Street, WeWork makes the workday feel both really efficient and uplifting. Three floors of coworking space and private offices give teams room to concentrate, while two boardrooms and a classroom handle client meetings and training sessions. Members can step onto the 6,500-square-foot outdoor terrace for casual catch-ups or after-hours gatherings. Dog-friendly areas, a wellbeing and meditation room, and recreational games help balance out busy days. Modern lounges and thoughtfully arranged common areas complete a workspace designed for getting real work done.

You’re almost guaranteed to learn something while working from University City. Minutes from the San Diego campus, Sunroad Corporate Center resides among a thriving network of biotech, pharma and financial businesses. It may lie inland from the Pacific, but the impressive three-story building overlooks a picturesque pond and courtyard where you can relax outside and mull over your projects. Just a short walk away is the upmarket Westfield UTC mall, while Hilton and Marriott hotels are also close by.

Engage with a community of like-minded professionals at Little Italy Located on the south side of the chic and attractive Little Italy neighborhood, Little Italy center is bringing a vibrant new type of shared working environment to the San Diego Bay. A flexible workspace with an ideal selection of creative spaces, this unique office space opens onto a private patio deck overlooking the harbor area. From here, you can spot the local clothing boutiques, as well as the array of buzzing restaurants and bars perfect for networking, entertaining clients, or simply winding down at the end of the day. Working at this location means having access to super-fast WiFi, being helped along by fantastic administrative support staff, and accessing services such as virtual office hosting and call handling as needed. Located just on the edge of a rapidly redeveloping neighborhood, you’ll find this area extremely pedestrian-friendly. Drivers have immediate access to the I-5 and Highways 163 and 94, while public transport users can jump on the bus or train from the County Center/Little Italy trolley station and explore the city. From the nearby green haven of Waterfront Park, you can look out over the bay before heading back towards the city and exploring cultural destinations such as the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego and the Maritime Museum of San Diego.