Harvard Square

At 50-60 Station Road, WeWork offers a contemporary workspace spread across three carefully designed floors, giving teams an inspiring setting for focused work and everyday collaboration. Created by pioneering architectural practice Grimshaw, the building combines sleek, modern interiors with inviting lounges and quiet, private spaces to suit different ways of working throughout the day. Daily routines run smoothly thanks to thoughtful commuter-friendly details, including nearby bus links, secure bike storage, and onsite showers. Only 150 metres from the railway station, with fast services to London and Stansted Airport, this WeWork hub keeps your team seamlessly connected and ready for what comes next.

At 625 Massachusetts Ave, WeWork helps shape a workday that feels focused, upbeat, and easy to settle into. Your team can choose private offices for heads-down productivity or spread out in distinctive shared areas built for quick stand-ups, casual chats, or solo deep work. High-speed internet, printing, and stocked micro-roasted coffee keep the day running smoothly, and phone booths give you a quiet place to take calls when you need privacy. There’s also an event space for gatherings or team sessions, plus a playful pitch-pot game that offers a laid-back way to connect with coworkers between meetings. WeWork 625 Massachusetts Ave places you in the heart of Cambridge’s lively Central Square—an ideal pick if you want a flexible office space near Central Square. It’s a short walk to the Red Line at Central Square T Station for simple trips into downtown Boston and to Harvard and MIT, and bus routes along Massachusetts Ave add even more convenience. Clients and colleagues will appreciate being steps from neighbourhood favourites like Little Donkey, Life Alive, and The Middle East Restaurant and Nightclub, rounding out a vibrant, well-connected business address.

Soak up the Boston city views from the 18th floor of Kendall Square. Next to biotech and IT industries, Kendall Square is ideally located in Cambridge, home of prestigious Harvard University. The building is tall and imposing, with mint green accents to truly stand out from the crowd. Located just a few minutes' drive from Boston Logan International Airport, Kendall Square is perfect for meeting guests, who you can have a working lunch with in one of the many neighboring restaurants and cafes.

Tap into Cambridge’s bustling business community and join the likes of Paysafe and Barclays when you choose an office with us. Fitted with a modern glass reception area, you’ll impress clients from the moment they step foot into our Compass House office. With Cambridge city centre only a short drive away and with cafes, pubs and even a tennis club all nearby, there’s plenty to do outside of the office.

Shape your business in Massachusetts with modern office space at Phillips Place in the city of Cambridge. Home to the iconic Harvard University, work in a thriving economy of education and tech enterprises close to the scenic Charles River. Commute and network easily with nearby bus stops and Harvard station under 0.6 miles away for rapid transit lines across the region. Meet with clients at the Sheraton Commander hotel just minutes away and unwind at lunchtime with the scenic Cambridge Common a short walk from your office. Enjoy an accessible location with the main Route 3 nearby and Interstate 90 and Route 20 feeding the city. Find your business footing at Phillips Place with a choice of private offices or open coworking spaces across four stunning floors. Benefit from business-grade Wi-Fi, on-site support and a modern lobby area to greet guests. Make the most of commercial meeting rooms you can book flexibly with the Regus app. Choose a flexible timeslot, room size and pitch ideas on widescreen TVs or via the latest video conferencing facilities. Enjoy comfortable breakout areas with soft seating and stylish kitchens for lunch and hot drinks with coworkers. Stroll into central Cambridge after work, just 1.5 miles away, for a wealth of restaurants and attractions in the ‘City of Squares’.